Is Anyone Else Having Strange Dreams In Isolation?

The Federalist ^ | April 6, 2020 | David Marcus

[mabarker1]

Not Me, until the Nitrous Tank runs empty.

[Bonemaker]

“Is Anyone Else Having Strange Dreams In Isolation?”

Oh yeah!

[Rebelbase]

For the past two weeks I’ve had the best sleep I can recall for a long time.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Same here. Last night I had this dream that I had actually married the girl I dated in high-school and had just moved to Chicago to take a job. From there it turned into a warped John Candy movie.

[Savage Rider]

You mean a dream like the one where I destroyed a stranger’s face with a rock climbing ice pick? Might have been the Zyrtec I was taking to conceal the Corona Allergy symptoms I have.

[Valpal1]

Agree. I have always had vivid, lucid dreams, but if I get sleep deprived, they stop until I can catch up on my sleep and reset.

[Lizavetta]

I always have weird dreams. Nothing scary, just weird.

Me too. If anyone knows of a way to shut off dreaming completely, I'd like to hear about it.

[Black Agnes]

Big link between sleep deprivation and obesity/diabetes as well.

I suspect part of the issue with our weight problems is chronic sleep deprivation.

[heartwood]

Metoprolol gave me nightmares, labetalol very detailed and therapeutic dreams.

[LukeL]

I am on metorpolol and have detailed dreams which are almost always pleasant or at the worst frustrating. My dad was on atenolol and had frequent nightmares.

[laplata]

Your travel dreams must mean you want to travel and get away from it all..

[laplata]

Dang, you missed the honeymoon part. Lol

[Osage Orange]

Ditto that!!

[laplata]

I’m with you. If I didn’t have dreams it would be fine with me.

[laplata]

I’d be fine with having no dreams at all.

[Hot Tabasco]

Your travel dreams must mean you want to travel and get away from it all..

Based on what typically happens in the dreams, I think it's just the opposite........LOL!

[laplata]

Oh, I see. Can’t blame you.

[Osage Orange]

Had a weird one last night...

I've had crazy dreams since I was a kid...

[vigilante2]

Nope

[conservativeimage]

When you get a full nights sleep, you allow yourself to dream. If your alarm clock disrupts that for work, you miss the psychological benefits of REM sleep.