do you guys hate having nightmares or do you kinda like it?

[AlienWarfighter]

am i the only guy in the world that enjoys having nightmares? cause when i sleep and have a Nightmares i feel entertained? even when i feel well rested i go back sleeping to continue the story in my head isnt that kinda wired?

what about you guys do you hate it or enjoy it?

[Infinitap Games]

I like having nightmares because it gives me ideas for horror games. :) Some of the elements of the game were pulled from my actual nightmares. I agree that nightmares can be entertaining. They can be like a really intense horror movie! :)

[Killafin]

i never get nightmares.............but that is because my nightmares run from me ^_^. if you do not like your nightmares give them to me and i will devour them into my hellish pit of insanity.Of course the only bad trade off is that life is my true nightmare -_-.

[Android]

hmm I guess i have nightmares XD lol, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up ♥♥♥♥ happens in my dreams, like ghosts, end of the world stuff. I read somewhere that gamers have more action driven dreams that most people would find scary, but they dont get scared by them.

[Moon Light]

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[venkyru]

I have lucid dreams so it's been quite some time since I had a "nightmare". But I often have "bad dreams" and I like that because it is quite entertaining.

[vincelang]

Some of my worst nightmares involve somehow being back at my old job - those I hate.

Some are about "ghosts and goblins" - those I love.

[Neutral Star]

I don't usually get any nightmares and even if I have nightmarish experiences in dreams my dream self usually don't consider them such.
Probably because my real life itself is a weird kind of a nightmare =)

[Blue Candle]

I do as long as it dosn't fall into these two catagorys.
1: I feel pain and
2: bringing back bad memorys.

[Kinzu]

I've had quite a few nightmares in my life, and most of the time I just feel really happy once I wake up, and then viciously try to remember the nightmare. Maybe it had a meaning to it? I wasn't sure myself.

Recently though I remember one nightmare that I actually managed to "solve" my way through. It wasn't a puzzle per se, but I did manage to get through it. I felt kinda happy and proud of myself. I woke up feeling generally good!

[Fanible]

I don't have normal nightmares. I experience half-awake, half-asleep dreams (eyes open) where I essentially get to experience what it's like to be senile for a temporary period. To be in this state of mind 24/7 would be horrifying. I will believe something is happening to me in my present, very real surroundings. My room, apartment, whathaveyou. Often times it will be imagining certain objects that I can see in the partial light are figures/people that trigger me to jump out of bed and do something crazy like rip off the bedcovers, or move objects around the room. A sound can also trigger this, sometimes causing me to leave the room and go to other parts of the apartment to investigate this fantasy I've briefly built up in my mind.

You could say it's a form of sleepwalking, but I'm not entirely asleep, and when I come to, I simply return to bed. I usually experience this insanity in silence, but if people see me and try to talk to me while I'm doing it, I will attempt to explain the logic of whatever it is I'm doing (which at the time makes perfect sense to me, and only me), but the resulting conversation is even more insane.

I remember these having occured 95% of the time (very rarely will someone tell me about something I've done/said but been able to remember it). If a conversation is had while I'm doing it, anyone who knows me will know I'm "dreaming", but I find my attempts to explain whatever it is I'm doing to be quite embarrassing when I'm finally in the right state of mind. Essentially when I realize how crazy I sounded.

To be able to recall firmly believing that something is happening, that ficticious people or things are around, yet it's all fabricated in my head... like I said, it's what I imagine senile people experience continually. It would suck, even if you didn't know it. Your point of view would be in a constant state of fluctuation.

[Fanible]

I guess I didn't answer the question. No, I don't like it. Mainly because I'm not getting proper sleep when it happens.

The worst ones are when I imagine insects or spiders in my bed or around me. Those dreams tend to take the longest to come back around from, because I will convince myself that I saw them. It will sometimes take quite awhile to realize that I only dreamt it.

[Nythra]

I had this nightmare one time when i voice told me a iwas dad and i felt like floating then sucked into a black hole and then a red face was laughing/