I just had the scariest dream!!!!

I was laying in bed, dreaming that I was in my bikini, at some mansion on the beach. I was having such a good time, it was sunny and beautiful outside. I was laying on a little float type of thing, sipping on some mixed drink, and I could see a bunch of little fish swimming all around me and jumping up out of the water. It was like paradise!

Then all of a sudden, everything started to get really dark. So I looked behind me, and all I could see was just this MASSIVE wave of water. It looked like it could have flooded the whole earth, it was such a big wave. It was the most terrifying feeling in the world. Right before the wave got to me, I woke up. My heart was beating fast. I was breathing heavily. I still wasnt totally awake so I didnt really realize yet that it was just a dream. Then, out of the corner of my eye, it looked like there was a woman standing in the corner of my room wearing a wedding dress. At this point I was REALLY freaked out!

I looked over and saw that it was nothing. My wedding dress is hanging on my closet door. Thats all it was. It seems funny now but it absolutely scared the crap out of me. The dream was scarier though. It may seem odd but I have this fear of being surrounded by lots of water. Like if the world was totally flooded with water... that almost gives me a panic attack to even think about it

That would scare the crap out of me too!

Sounds horriblely scary

Makes my hair stand up

I almost drowned twice in my life so far, not funny

Still love swimming in the sea, anyway

holy dingleberries i normally forget my dreams

annasommer wrote:Makes my hair stand up

I almost drowned twice in my life so far, not funny

Still love swimming in the sea, anyway

After falling of from a horse, its always the best to get up on it again right after!
(I hope you know that saying XD)

that was scary.. but I think my tons of kidnapping dreams are a lot more scarier. Of course there is the one dream..that had characters out of the Hunchback...of Notre Dame. (more specific..the OUTCASTS of the said book)

Well, Ive never almost drowned before and I have no problem going swimming, so I really dont know why I have this fear of being surrounded by water.

And I usually will forgot my dreams too, unless they are just REALLY scary or really wierd... then I will remember them... and this dream would definitely fall under the category of one of the scariest dreams Ive ever had. It was just so disappointing because most of the time I have scary dreams. I thought "Finally! Im having a good dream!" And then out of nowhere, everything just changes. I was really enjoying it up until that point though. I loved watching all of the little fish jump around everywhere.

And I have actually had dreams about getting kidnapped/chased before also. I always hated those. I think the only other time Ive had a dream as scary as this one, was when I was about 8 or 9 years old. I still remember it. There was this movie called "Leprechaun". It came out sometime in the early/mid 90s. Anyway it scared the bejeezus out of me when I was little. I had this dream one time that I was talking to my mom, and then all of a sudden, she turned around and she had green skin, and sharp pointy teeth, and was talking with an Irish accent!! She had turned into the Leprechaun! I guess I dreamed it because when I was little, she always used to try to scare me by saying "Arghhh!!! Shiver me timbers!!!" It may seem silly now but this used to terrify me when I was a kid.

BimleSim wrote:

annasommer wrote:Makes my hair stand up

I almost drowned twice in my life so far, not funny

Still love swimming in the sea, anyway

After falling of from a horse, its always the best to get up on it again right after!
(I hope you know that saying XD)

I know that saying! And ironically, I did fall off a horse when I was 10 years old...it was on my birthday almost 22 years ago! I did not get back on the horse.

And I've almost drowned as well. Not a fun experience. Addicted's story gave me chills too.

I can't watch "Leprechaun" without laughing..Jen Aniston's first movie! I never saw it when I was little, but once I found out Jennifer Aniston was in it (she's one of my favorite actress' and I love "Friends" watch it everyday ON DEMAND) I had to watch it.

brunettesimgirl wrote:

BimleSim wrote:

annasommer wrote:Makes my hair stand up

I almost drowned twice in my life so far, not funny

Still love swimming in the sea, anyway

After falling of from a horse, its always the best to get up on it again right after!
(I hope you know that saying XD)

I know that saying! And ironically, I did fall off a horse when I was 10 years old...it was on my birthday almost 22 years ago! I did not get back on the horse.

I've never fallen of a horse, but if I did I probably wouldn't get on it just after either

BimleSim wrote:

brunettesimgirl wrote:

BimleSim wrote:

annasommer wrote:Makes my hair stand up

I almost drowned twice in my life so far, not funny

Still love swimming in the sea, anyway

After falling of from a horse, its always the best to get up on it again right after!
(I hope you know that saying XD)

I know that saying! And ironically, I did fall off a horse when I was 10 years old...it was on my birthday almost 22 years ago! I did not get back on the horse.

I've never fallen of a horse, but if I did I probably wouldn't get on it just after either

Had this horse been any other horse I probably would have, but this horse was a Thoroughbred, his father was trained for, and competed in, the Kentucky Derby. He was fast too. Surprisingly...I didn't break anything! I've yet to get on a horse since then, but it's not like I don't want to. There is a hotel literally right on the beach (it's 2 hours from where we live), and during the summer they have horse trail rides. The first time we went there I was 8 months pregnant so I couldn't go horse back riding. The second time we went we had our daughter, no sitter, and had just missed the horse back riding season. I'm hoping we can go this summer and have our daughter stay with his sister. I really want to go!

Anyway...back on topic, I think the scariest dream I had was one where I was shot by my ex. It was a recurring dream that I kept dreaming for like a week.

Maybe we should start a dream forum section on here? since I like talking about my wacko-dreams.

I would love to be on a horse....I'm dying to ride one..

^Good idea Anne!

I made a suggestion in the feedback area.

I have been having weird dream the last few days. Two nights ago I had a dream that me and my good friend Lyndsay got engaged, a day before that I had a dream that me and my friend were hanging out and kissing :0 It was weird seeing him the next day.

KierstenRaeAnne wrote:Wow, sounds like an awful dream

I never really remember my dreams unless they are very strange or terrifying. But I do remember my recurring dream, since it's recurring

One of my biggest fears is falling to my death. I don't know why. I can handle being on things like planes since they're inclosed and it feels safe. Anyway, my recurring dream is me walking across a bridge over water very high up, and the bridge is made of string-type stuff and there's planks for steps. But as I get closer to the other side, the planks get more distance between them and it becomes way more difficult to walk.

And while walking, the bridge is shaking like mad and I normally drop one or two items. I only have had two outcomes to the dream that I have: One being I just stop and start panicking and I don't care if I fall and die because it's too difficult and I'm sobbing, or I beg for help and someone helps me make it to the other side. But I know that I'll have to walk back over the bridge later, for whatever reason. Either way, I normally wake up terrified with my heart pounding
I hate getting that dream.

That reminds me a lot of a bridge that I once went on... and it wasnt a dream! I live in NC and there are a lot of mountains around here, and well, my husband is kind of like you. He has no problem with planes or anything that is enclosed, but he cant stand having to go across bridges up high or anything like that. Once we went to this place, you had to take an elevator and when you got out, you were all the way at the top of the mountain. Then you had to go across these steps, and they would take you to this big rock, and you could stand on the rock and look out at all the mountains and everything. Well he was fine on the elevator because it was enclosed and plus he couldnt actually SEE how high up he was going. When he got to the part where he had to go up the stairs though, I look back and he is like 10 feet behind me! I had to take his hand and practically drag him up it. The stairs were really narrow, and there were lots of people on it. There was this one lady who was rather.. umm.. large.... and she was walking down as we were walking up. He said he was afraid that she was going to "bump him off the mountain!" He wasnt being funny either he was serious. He was holding onto that railing for dear life!

That kind of thing doesnt usually bother me but I vividly remember a time when I was about 8 years old, which scared the mess out of me! Me, my friend and her parents all went to this place, similar to the place me and my husband went to. At this place though, you had to go across the "swinging bridge". Just imagine being on top of a huge mountain, hundreds of feet in the air, and then having to go across this bridge with tons of other people on it, swinging back and forth. Absolutely terrified me! It was swinging back and forth... back and forth... and then there will people bumping into us... my friends mom had to hold my hand and help me get across because I was freaking out. You couldnt pay me to get back on that thing. It just didnt seem stable.

well twice in my life I been on one of those "Suspension" Bridges. once in summer of '03 when I was in Vancouver and another time in Euro-Disney this past summer