Story This type of nightmare

[go2sleep]

It reminds me of my dreams from my childhood. Usually I would see the monster coming and it would come slowly, and I would try to run as fast as I could but I would always be so fucking slow it would always catch me (and then I would wake up). I would never scream or be scared after waking up, but I would just feel frustrated.

I rarely have nightmares for nowadays but back then (when I was 6–8), it was the norm.

Did anyone else have or has this type of nightmare?

 

[SoycuckGodOfReddit]

 

[go2sleep]

will check out

 

[cripplecel]

WOW!

 

[Destroyed lonely]

Yes, not being able to run in your dreams is typical

 

[AngryUbermensch]

It reminds me of my dreams from my childhood. Usually I would see the monster coming and it would come slowly, and I would try to run as fast as I could but I would always be so fucking slow it would always catch me (and then I would wake up). I would never scream or be scared after waking up, but I would just feel frustrated.

I rarely have nightmares for nowadays but back then (when I was 6–8), it was the norm.

Did anyone else have or has this type of nightmare?

Yeah something similar.

 

[NorthernWind]

Maybe it's connected with your childhood experiences?

 

[go2sleep]

Maybe it's connected with your childhood experiences?

When I think about it, it's possible. My family was (and is) somewhat abusive.

 

[go2sleep]

Yes, not being able to run in your dreams is typical

Didn't know that.