The Womper Woom OR You Might Be A Modwomper

[KattMamma]

I've had vivid dreams all my life. Sometimes scary, but more often they were fun, or at least very interesting!!

Now I'm on a medication that knocks me out at night and I rarely remember dreams, unless it's a bad one that wakes me up. I miss the good ole' dreams of stuff like flying just by lifting my arms, or riding every ride in a crazy amusement park.

 

[Panorama911]

BTW...GOOD Morning wompers!

 

[KattMamma]

Modwompin'... drinkin' coffee.... I wish I had a smiley like this one with a mod in the other hand...

 

[Panorama911]

I just do not dream, will not permit it! Then I awoke to see she was NOT there.

 

[motordude]

I just do not dream, will not permit it! Then I awoke to see she was NOT there.

I just saw your age. You know you could be considered a dirty old man. My son is probably her age.

 

[Panorama911]

Modwompin'... drinkin' coffee.... I wish I had a smiley like this one with a mod in the other hand...

Not an emote but perhaps this will suffice!

 

[Panorama911]

I just saw your age. You know you could be considered a dirty old man.

Considered!?

 

[VictorViper]

Modwomped mediocre medium roast into a damn fine cup of coffee. Making it sing with my morning Castle Long.

 

[ArgusMcJohnsten]

The only dreams I can remember are when I'm being chased, tortured, or some kind of pain. When I was on anti depressants they were really vivid and gruesome.

I just saw your age. You know you could be considered a dirty old man. My son is probably her age.

Does he look like her [emoji2]

 

[VictorViper]

When I was on anti depressants they were really vivid and gruesome.

It's funny, my experience is the opposite. AD's seem to kill my dreaming entirely. It sucks, because I'm the kind of guy who even manages to enjoy vivid nightmares (horror blockbusters!), they're exciting! The only dreams that truly leave me waking up feeling exhausted are those painfully mundane, realistic work stress related dreams (true nightmares).

 

[ArgusMcJohnsten]

I wonder if it's the fact that I normally don't dream or don't remember (1x a month, if that) that the AD's made them so frequent and vivid. Where if you normally did have them and don't now. I have to think it's connected somehow.

My wife (never been prescribed anything) can tell me about all of her dreams, every night, in enough detail to write a book. I, on the other hand have nothing from the time I fall asleep to the time I wake up.

 

[Panorama911]

Here is a dream for ya'll....You awake to see 2 semi trailers and 1 flat bed trailer parked at your mailbox. Upon opening the first 2, you notice that they contain every vaping item known to man in them, including every liquid variety. The 3rd trailer contain building materials to set up your very own first of its kind vape museum.......OK have a nice afternoon nap everyone!

 

[Panorama911]

I wonder if it's the fact that I normally don't dream or don't remember (1x a month, if that) that the AD's made them so frequent and vivid. Where if you normally did have them and don't now. I have to think it's connected somehow.

Dreaming occurs during the REM stage, at this stage you are in the deepest sleep mode. But REM differs from individual to individual meaning some sleep deeper than others yet still in the REM stage....OK that said, when medicated, the stage is altered or induced and can have an effect on the normal REM cycle, some times dream or nightmares occur, some vivid, some not, same goes with memory of them. The memory usually occurs during the latter stages when the body is in the final moments of the REM cycle. When this REM is over, the hormones will take over and proceed to wake the person up, this can take several hours. This is why so many people wake up in the morning carrying memories but the reason they remember is that at one point of the dream the person awakes, even if briefly, and tend to remember the dream for this reason. Others may not wake up in the middle of the REM stage during a dream and may not even known they dreamt....yes that is the past tense of dream.

As for medication, it can alter the brain waves and really no way to control how they may, so anything is possible!

FYI- REM...Rapid Eye Movement and is about 20% of your sleeping cycle, the other 80% consists of falling asleep and waking.

 

[KattMamma]

Here is a dream for ya'll....You awake to see 2 semi trailers and 1 flat bed trailer parked at your mailbox. Upon opening the first 2, you notice that they contain every vaping item known to man in them, including every liquid variety. The 3rd trailer contain building materials to set up your very own first of its kind vape museum.......OK have a nice afternoon nap everyone!

A vaper's wet dream! LOL

 

[motordude]

Dreaming occurs during the REM stage, at this stage you are in the deepest sleep mode. But REM differs from individual to individual meaning some sleep deeper than others yet still in the REM stage....OK that said, when medicated, the stage is altered or induced and can have an effect on the normal REM cycle, some times dream or nightmares occur, some vivid, some not, same goes with memory of them. The memory usually occurs during the latter stages when the body is in the final moments of the REM cycle. When this REM is over, the hormones will take over and proceed to wake the person up, this can take several hours. This is why so many people wake up in the morning carrying memories but the reason they remember is that at one point of the dream the person awakes, even if briefly, and tend to remember the dream for this reason. Others may not wake up in the middle of the REM stage during a dream and may not even known they dreamt....yes that is the past tense of dream.

As for medication, it can alter the brain waves and really no way to control how they may, so anything is possible!

FYI- REM...Rapid Eye Movement and is about 20% of your sleeping cycle, the other 80% consists of falling asleep and waking.

BRAIN OVERLOAD. Tmi

 

[Panorama911]

BRAIN OVERLOAD. Tm

oooops sorry! Perhaps I can make it up to you with this...

 

[KattMamma]

BRAIN OVERLOAD. Tmi

I dunno... brain stuff, psychology, etc. fascinates me. There's so much we don't know, and then what we DO know about the brain is... well, mind-boggling! LOL

 

[Lessifer]

If you "never dream" or never remember them, and you wake tired even after a full night's sleep, you may want to get tested for sleep apnea, especially if you snore.

 

[KattMamma]

oooops sorry! Perhaps I cam make it up to you with this...

LOL Cheech and Chong! It's been ages, but I had all their albums... that's from either Los Cochinos or Big Bamboo

... Thank you.

LOL

 

[motordude]

Thank you very much.
Long time since I heard that.