Every Level of NIGHTMARES Explained in 10 Minutes

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• PE

  @petermischler7324 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Forget all these levels! The real nightmare starts when my alarm clock rings every morning at 6 30.

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• US

  @user-xl7sl7eh9y · 6 months ago

  I once “woke up” from a nightmare, than woke up from the “woke up”

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• EL

  @Electro1Playz · 11 months ago

  Me when i get the same nightmare too many times that both me and the monster got bored and started to talk about our daily life instead (he is pretty chill ngl)

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• CH

  @ChaseBrittain · 5 months ago

  Level 1 isn't bad dreams. That's just Monday as a dream 😂

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• MA

  @Maggieexists · 5 months ago (edited)

  Has anyone ever had an experience where you continue an old nightmare from years earlier? I had a nightmare recently that was a continuation/ altered version of a dream I had YEARS ago. The places, people, everything was so wrong. It was nostalgic in the worst way possible. Everything derailed and I was genuinely disturbed when I woke up. The weirdest part was that I didn't remember the original dream until I had the nightmare

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• VA

  @ValeraThe_Hedgehog · 11 months ago

  when I was a kid, I had this recurring nightmare about a skeleton that jumps out of any corner and scares me. One time, I was so tired of him, that I bit his finger when he was tickling me. He never appeared again.

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• R0

  @r00v_3g3 · 10 months ago (edited)

  pov: you're going to sleep and watching this video

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• SH

  @ShivaAhmadi-z5n · 11 months ago

  I get the same nightmare every 5 years

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• RA

  @random_furry6114 · 7 months ago

  Level 8 or 9, having all 5 senses and immortality. Brain knows fear doesn&apos;t work against you in dreams anymore and instead of causing fear, it causes excruciating pain. I walk into a room that I never entered in high school, and within it is pitch black darkness, and the moment I enter I gain such extreme depression that I become extremely suicidal, and there is a puzzle I want to solve for some reason. I stab myself gruesomely in the heart, die, and respawn outside the room. I enter again, try to solve the puzzle, kill myself, respawn, try again. The pain of each death feeling very well, the tears streaking down my eyes, the extreme desire and constant anxiety to figure out the puzzle. Many deaths in, from decapitating myself to the usual bullet to the brain, I solve the puzzle, and then fall into a coma and all I see is a spinning pyramid with symbols and an eye on it, with backgrounds of great plains, castles, deserts, the sort as it tells a long strange poem. Then I wake up.<br><br>I can&apos;t tell if this type of dream is level 7 worthy, or if it would be considered significantly worse. It also would be easy to say that I&apos;ve had worse dreams, but this one in particular seems fair to share.

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• DR

  @Dragonfire-v6b · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5mLtIpIt-8&amp;t=63">1:03</a> &nbsp;unless you write the dream down in a dream journal, then you’ll remember it; it’s really fun to write in dream journals 😊

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• AS

  @AshankEditzx · 7 months ago

  Honestly i love my nightmares, its always a ghost or transfigured human but i end up fighting and winning.

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• SF

  @SFS_Rocketry · 7 months ago

  I became a pilot a few months ago and sometimes dream about not being able to steer the plane anymore and hearing the screaming of my passengers while we crash.

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