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  1. #1
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    Cool Another V* dream

    We were in a hotel room(in france I think) and I was sleeping on the floor in between two beds. I woke up and I could just feel it. I closed my eyes and leaned forward and v* liquid. I could actually feel it coming up and all, and it really wasn't that bad, just kind of a weird feeling. I froze up and my mom took me to the bathroom and cleaned me up. And then I started crying, half because it had happened, and half because I couldn't believe that THAT was what I was afraid of.

    Usually my v* dreams are scary or spacey. This was so real. And the thing is, I've been taking my v* dreams as a therapy of sorts because they help me remember what v*ing actually feels like(last s*v* was 7 years ago). And that's what's been one of the big problems, not remembering. It's like the fear of the unknown.

    So I wake up, and the first thing I can feel is disappointment that it didn't really happen. And it feels like I'm that much closer to getting over this. before I got out of bed I even scratched my nose with my dirty hands, and have only been half washing my hands. And it feels good. My rational side is very strong today.
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    Default Re: Another V* dream

    Sounds like your doing an awesome job coping with everything

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  3. #3
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    Default Re: Another V* dream

    A therapist once told me that we work out things we are scared of in our dreams, so you are right to be looking at it as "therapy." I used to have dreams of things that scared me all the time, and I'd be terrified in my dreams. When it came time to actually do these things, I felt less scared because I had done them many times before (in my dreams).

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    Default Re: Another V* dream

    Isn't it amazing how our brains try to fix themselves?
    Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear. ~Ambrose Redmoon

 

 

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