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Nightmares

 Hello!

I hope you all had a wonderful night, and a wonderful week so far.

I want to talk about something that has been happening to me lately...

The passed few months I have not been able to remember my dreams when I woke up, and I was pretty sad about it...

BUT 

I would rather not remember them than have nightmares! Which is what has been happening lately. I wonder why that is.

You're perfectly happy and suddenly your brain is like "but what if this happened?!"

No. No brain, this hypothetical nightmare scape you've created would literally never happen, ever. 

So what's the deal with this? Someone explain to me the science behind a vengeful brain.

Like I said before, I would rather go back to not remembering them if this is the alternative. 😂

Anyway, I hope you all are having wonderful dreams, and you're not being attacked by wild, scary dreams with no data to back up its images 😂😂

Please let me know in the comments below if you have way to escape bad dreams, or why you think this may be happening to me.

Sleep well tonight!

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