triumph
@triumph
how does one go back to dreams after having a steady stream of nightmares asking for a friend
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triumph
@triumph
@wowbestie this my version -_-
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triumph
@triumph
ok u got me i am the friend
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tree girl 🌲
@treegirl
might have to work on stress or something i’ve been quite prone to getting nightmares in my adult life and can relate to how stressful and tiring it is to get nightmares every night sorry you’re experiencing this
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kbc
@kbc
What if you try to not dream for one night? Get hammered or whatever makes you not remember your dreams. Like a restart button for your dreams
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bertwurst
@bertwurst.eth
Tell your friend to think of me before bed. 😘
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erica
@erica
if you’re taking melatonin stop taking it
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@frdysk
look back at your current situation and mitigate the relative pain points
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
Magnesium Avoid topics of stress or scare and someone to comfort you when a nightmare wakes you up >> security
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Catch0x22 (2025 variant)
@catch0x22.eth
meditation might help sounds like you're stressed about something you need to think out
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lauren connolly
@wowbestie
:( this really is the opposite
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Brian Kim
@brianjckim
might need to page bryan johnson about this one
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Steve
@sdv.eth
Might be worthwhile to keep a book by your bed and jot down as much as you can when you wake up, good or bad dreams. This is a basic step toward lucid dreaming, which should help you better navigate those states in the moment and hopefully end up better rested!
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
Try holding $DOGE overnight. You’ll either dream of Lambos or wake up in cold sweat. No in-between… You’re welcome!
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