Joe90 wrote:
On some nights I have nightmares of being forced to stare at hideous/creepy faces (as you can't exactly close your eyes in your dreams), and these faces I see in some of my dreams would make you almost die of fright if you ever saw one in real life (offline). It's a bit like the face in the scary maze game, or other "uncanny valley" faces you see on the internet (including 'momo').
When I have these dreams I usually wake up with night sweats and a racing heart. Occasionally I'll put my head under the sheets when I wake up because of the dreams giving me the creeps and so feeling like the faces are in my room staring at me.
I don't watch much horror movies at all and it takes a lot to scare me anyway in movies. Could having these nightmares be related to anxiety, stress and depression? I am suffering a lot of stress in my life right now. Do these dreams sound familiar to other people here? I tried looking this up on Google but I couldn't really find any answers.
Having not heard of scary maze or momo I googled them, and yeah, they would scare me too.
Victorian dolls scare me, cruel faces.
Dreams are personal and they can mean things to different people.
Do you feel threatened by anyone who might hurt you?
Is anyone being mean to you?
What do these faces mean to you personally?
Look at the cause of your stress, if triggering look up online how to deal with triggers as you want to keep psychologically safe.
I often have dreams where I am with company and we get separated, and as we are in a strange place, I cannot find my way home. I have a poor sense of direction. I left belongings in peoples house in one dream, I do not take note of where I am if accompanied, and could not find the house in which I had come from to get my belongings.
This dream and others tell me I feel lost, which I do.
I used to have dreams where I was on the precipice and about to fall off, some kind of ledge or edge. I dreamt I did fall and floated near the edge of the ledge, another time I dreamt I fell in water as I somehow veered too close to the edge of a large body of water and fell in.
This told me I felt like I was on a metaphorical cliff edge, at the time I was worried about losing welfare benefits.
Ironically the ex DWP secretary Ian Duncan Smith MP who brought in a lot of draconian rules, talked about claimants feeling like they were on a cliff-edge, and one claimant felt he was in free-fall, and these dreams told me I felt the same.
Think of dreams as personal metaphors. I hope this helps.