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[johnny_cat]

I'm not so sure if this is appropriate for this forum, but I can't stop thinking about this really cool dream I had a while ago. I think that part of the reason I had it was because I went to bed a bit drunk.

This dream was weird because it had music and sound.

I dreamed that a super massive black hole had wandered close to the solar system and started sucking it in, and that mankind had gathered up all the life on earth into a bunch of motherships and they were fleeing to a bunch of different star systems with earth like planets. I was the captain of the last ship to leave. We were very close to the black hole, and parts of the ship were getting ripped off by the gravity. We were dumping anything we could to reduce our mass and buy us time while the ftl drive finished charging. It had this hammy heroic orchestral music playing, and we were very very close to making the jump. The last part of this dream sequence was me telling the chief engineer (I know, it's cheesy) to hold on, but he couldn't and he fell in.

Then, I was on the bridge of the ship, but it had crashed before it even managed to leave the earth's atmosphere, and it turned out that the entire previous dream sequence was a hallucination caused by some drugs I took before helping the people on board commit mass suicide. The weird thing is that there were no corpses around. The part of the ship I was on looked like the inside of a dead worm; everything was a light red color and the support beams looked exactly like ribs. I walked over to a mirror, looked in it, and I saw myself, but I was wearing this weird suit. It looked kind of like one of those fox suits you see furries wearing, except the face/ears looked like a white plastic Jason style hockey mask that was vaguely shaped like a fox's face, and the eye holes and breathing holes were pitch black and they seemed to kind of suck the light in. The best word I can use to describe the feeling I felt from looking at myself in the mirror was numb/hopeless or dead. I looked inhuman, like an unfeeling monster from a slasher. Then, I walked over to the jagged hole in the side of the ship that had been ripped open during the crash, and I looked out. The world was completely barren. It looked almost like mars, except for the earthquakes and the fissures and the lava, and the light was much more red. I thought about how I was the only living thing left in the entire world, and I felt completely alone and hopeless. I looked up at the black hole; it filled up a quarter of the sky. Then, I took the gun that I had used to kill the people on board, put the barrel in my mouth, bit down on the steel (I felt/tasted the coldness of the metal), and I pulled the trigger. That's when I woke up.

[eerr]

Maybe it means you watched a bunch of Sci-fi movies last night?

[Strife26]

From what I understand (the person who slept in the cot next to me awhile ago was once a pysch major) about dream analysis, the trick to it is to look at similarities between your dreams. Find the common ideas, events, and locations, then go from there. For example, a lot of my dreams deal with Fargo, my family's house there, myself fighting, and the use of guns to fight the supernatural.

[ChairmanPoo]

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I'm not so sure if this is appropriate for this forum, but I can't stop thinking about this really cool dream I had a while ago. I think that part of the reason I had it was because I went to bed a bit drunk.

This dream was weird because it had music and sound.

I dreamed that a super massive black hole had wandered close to the solar system and started sucking it in, and that mankind had gathered up all the life on earth into a bunch of motherships and they were fleeing to a bunch of different star systems with earth like planets. I was the captain of the last ship to leave. We were very close to the black hole, and parts of the ship were getting ripped off by the gravity. We were dumping anything we could to reduce our mass and buy us time while the ftl drive finished charging. It had this hammy heroic orchestral music playing, and we were very very close to making the jump. The last part of this dream sequence was me telling the chief engineer (I know, it's cheesy) to hold on, but he couldn't and he fell in.

Then, I was on the bridge of the ship, but it had crashed before it even managed to leave the earth's atmosphere, and it turned out that the entire previous dream sequence was a hallucination caused by some drugs I took before helping the people on board commit mass suicide. The weird thing is that there were no corpses around. The part of the ship I was on looked like the inside of a dead worm; everything was a light red color and the support beams looked exactly like ribs. I walked over to a mirror, looked in it, and I saw myself, but I was wearing this weird suit. It looked kind of like one of those fox suits you see furries wearing, except the face/ears looked like a white plastic Jason style hockey mask that was vaguely shaped like a fox's face, and the eye holes and breathing holes were pitch black and they seemed to kind of suck the light in. The best word I can use to describe the feeling I felt from looking at myself in the mirror was numb/hopeless or dead. I looked inhuman, like an unfeeling monster from a slasher. Then, I walked over to the jagged hole in the side of the ship that had been ripped open during the crash, and I looked out. The world was completely barren. It looked almost like mars, except for the earthquakes and the fissures and the lava, and the light was much more red. I thought about how I was the only living thing left in the entire world, and I felt completely alone and hopeless. I looked up at the black hole; it filled up a quarter of the sky. Then, I took the gun that I had used to kill the people on board, put the barrel in my mouth, bit down on the steel (I felt/tasted the coldness of the metal), and I pulled the trigger. That's when I woke up.

No johnny_cat, you are the demons.

[Supercharazad]

Quite simply:

You like sci-fi.
You think of yourself as a leader.
You want to succeed, but have that niggling feeling that, "I can't do it".
You have been or are sad/depressed because of something.


Am I not correct? If I am correct, I'm pretty good at this psycology stuff, otherwise, you should still consider this.

[Soadreqm]

Dreams don't necessarily mean anything. This could be just idle meaningless thought porridge caused by most of your brain shutting down and the remaining parts running wild with your imagination. Either that, or a malevolent intelligence from beyond time and space is trying to use you as a conduit to enter our world.

Also, your description of the fursuit you were wearing reminds me of the Donnie Darko bunny.

[Megaman]

It means nothing. It's a dream. Also a while ago irks me, you forget a lot when you do not write a 'dream diary'.

[eerr]

You forget dreams because they aren't real.

Even the awesome ones.

[Sergius]

Now, zee image of Earth - or Gaia, a female - is devoured by a black hole, clearly indicatink an unconscious desire to possess your own mother. Zee crashink ship, in its violent connotation, suggests a certain feelink of sexual inadequacy.

[EmperorNuthulu]

It's inception I tell you! They've worked out how to do it and are using it to advertise new science fiction films! The truth is out there! *Puts on tinfoil hat*.

As someone who has weird dreams quite often, I know that most of it is meaningless (unless someone very close to you is in there and not doing something ridiculous, in which case you should look into it).

[Deviled]

Now, zee image of Earth - or Gaia, a female - is devoured by a black hole, clearly indicatink an unconscious desire to possess your own mother. Zee crashink ship, in its violent connotation, suggests a certain feelink of sexual inadequacy.

Your saying he has an oedipus complex.

[uber pye]

i have had epic dreams like that they're alway so cool

probubly means nothing sadly

[Grakelin]

(the person who slept in the cot next to me awhile ago was once a pysch major)

This actually makes you a worse source for psychology-related materials than anybody I could possibly imagine.

[Sergius]

(the person who slept in the cot next to me awhile ago was once a pysch major)

This actually makes you a worse source for psychology-related materials than anybody I could possibly imagine.

I've seen a lot of Psych episodes, that clearly makes me an expert.

[Max White]

This dream means you are one of those people who think a literal interpretation of a dream is better then a meta-interpretation. So, for example, you would prefer to hear about how this dream may be a prediction of the future, or reflection of the past, rather then hearing about how this dream is a way of showing that you like literal interpretations of dreams more then meta-interpretations.