Dreams

I find this post fascinating, I used to have two dreams reoccuring when I was younger – don’t know what to make of them, was being run over by a bull-dozer which was wrapped in tin foil ffs, and the other I was persuaded by a witch to get in some water which I thought was 2ft deep, and I drowned! – but now, I wake up having had a nightmare trying to shout – can’t remember the dream, just remember the bit of trying to shout – wonder what that means? anyone got any clues?!! yeah, I am mad :lol:

@pete wrote:

One way to divide the different stages of sleep is into REM and NREM sleep. REM is when most of what most people would call dreams occur. It is important to note that REM is not the only stage at which dreams can occur.6 REM sleep is associated with muscle atonia (paralysis of voluntary musculature), gating of sensory input, rapid eye and middle ear movements, as well as heart rate and respiration changes (Carskadon & Dement, 1989; Symons, 1993).7 Muscle atonia is crucial during REM, because otherwise we would act out our dreams.

Wow! Pete’s an expert!

Is it because you are so boring you send ppl off to sleep? :P

@anc wrote:

I find Pete quite entertaining acutally!

Ditto :)

@Velvet 1 wrote:

@anc wrote:

I find Pete quite entertaining acutally!

Ditto :)

Well it is all a matter of opinion. And taste.

Pete is rather obsessed with my sexuality – I don’t find that entertaining, more perverse.

@panda12 wrote:

@Velvet 1 wrote:

@anc wrote:

I find Pete quite entertaining acutally!

Ditto :)

Well it is all a matter of opinion. And taste.

Pete is rather obsessed with my sexuality – I don’t find that entertaining, more perverse.

erm, exactly who is obsessed?!!!! :lol: