[Imagine]

If you experience this; when this happens does it make your dp/dr feel worse when you awake?

 

[Imagine]

Pffffffffffffffffft.

Seems like Imagine doesnt even deserve post views anymore.

"Oh it will just be Imagine ranting about how he feels again."

:twisted: :roll:

 

[andymania]

the DR in my dreams now gets pretty nasty. When i wake up its not as bad. It used to be though.

 

[Sojourner]

DR in your dreams? Oh, like your dreams used to be true to life? Excuse me while I pick my shaking body up from the floor (onto which I fell in delicious ripples of exquisite laughter).

 

[Imagine]

Excuse me while I pick my shaking body up from the floor (onto which I fell in delicious ripples of exquisite laughter).

lol. Its just they way you said it, you should be a pantomime narrator.

 

[Sojourner]

Imagine,

I'm sorry you took offense, but you must admit, that's pretty funny. Dreams are by their very nature "not real."

You could get a lot of insight into the way your mind and body work if you would do a little research into nervous illness and read the book I have suggested several times but will not mention again now. The author's name is Claire Weekes. I dare you to read that little book and report back that it had nothing in it that wasn't phenomenally useful to you. I dare you. But you probably won't do it. Why? Here's a clue: it won't be because you cannot obtain the book.

 

[Sojourner]

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[misterjxpct]

After I became DP'd my dreams changed drastically. Before, they were well-constructed stories, like plays, moving from scene to scene, and with a point. After the onset of DP they became like everyday life. I stood around in them, feeling DP'd, just watching things going on around me. The dreams would stay in one scene for a long time, with very little happening. No point to them at all, not much of a story. Are other depersonalized people's dreams like that too? Sounds like others are feeling DP in their dreams, but are the dreams themselves radically different like mine? Anybody?

Mine are a little better now (after 20 years), but still not like they used to be.

 

[peacedove]

I also experience DP in my dreams at times. Now if it's so extreme that I wake up because of it then yeah it's worse when I awake.

But if I just wake up in the morning and remember experiencing DP in my dream then it doesn't make it any worse.

 

[Guest]

I actually feed overcome by a feeling of amazing boredomness/mundaneness when I'm dreaming sometimes - sometimes I dream about being at work! :?

Sometimes I don't dream at all but can remember...things when I wake up. Sometimes I have horrible, horrible night mares.

And occasionally, I have a lovely dream that makes up for it.

 

[kchendrix]

IN my dreams, I am perfectly normal, no symptoms, no fears, no worries... wouldn't that be just nice?

 

[whiterabbit]

I expereince dp in my dreams, usually but not exclusively in periods when I am not dp'ed, and they are therefore nightmares leaving me feeling terrible and terrified when I wake up. It takes me quite some time to shrug off the residual feelings.

 

[fingertingle]

My dreams are nice because I don't care that things seem distorted when I'm asleep. Everything strange seems normal.

 

[university girl]

Nope but when i have a very bad dp dream (really exaggerated dp) it leaves me feeling quite scared for a day or so.