Graham Cracked Posted January 6, 2014 Share Posted January 6, 2014 Quite literally. This was the first time this has happened...When I sleep, I tend to have multiple dreams and remember only a few when I wake up, but they become more vivid if I don't sleep until late/early morning. Last night, I had two that I can recall. A really fun one about being Elsa from Frozen, and one not so fun...Apparently, I was in the back seat of a car where my roommate was driving me and two of his friends somewhere. For some reason, I had my laptop. They all wanted to use it, and I was already embarrassed enough about them almost reading a letter from my husband containing info on my fetish. They pulled the laptop out of my hands, but I said 'You'll never find out the password~'. Then my roomie said 'It's her husband's name' and typed it in. Almost immediately, this website was found, because of how they just wanted to know why I was so hesitant about them opening it. The entire rest of the dream was my roommate making fun of me for this.I woke up at 11 this morning and just had to convince myself over and over that it was a dream. Especially when my roommate came back. He obviously still doesn't have a clue, but it was just so horrifyingly vivid, I had to brace myself for anything. Link to comment
MoonDuck Posted January 6, 2014 Share Posted January 6, 2014 That sounds so scary....I had a dream where my brother came into my room, peeked behind my laptop screen and just barely didn't see this website. He asked me about it, and I was able to get out of it without him finding this website. I woke up and I was confused about what happened because it seemed really real. I was like, wait, did this happen in real life? No, right?Somewhat unrelated.. you can remember dreaming? Lucky (well unlucky in this scenario), I almost never dream. Link to comment
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