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Getting a bad dream out of your head (trigger warning?)

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BuckingFrolics · 16/06/2019 14:11

I cannot stop reliving the horrible dream I had last night. I feel abit sick and shaky, as though it really happened.

Any tips for "letting it go"?

I dreamt that Greg Wallace was standing at the very edge of the roof of an incredibly tall church. I told him to step back and stop being so stupid, and as he turned to see me his foot slipped; he said "fuck" and slipped off the roof and I saw him disappear from sight. I heard him shouting all the way down, i knew there was absolutely nothing I could do, and I knew what I would hear any second ... and part of me wanted to hear that as soon as possible because then his terror would be over. Then I heard it - his shouting was replaced with the most awful sound.

I cannot stop reliving it. I know it's stupid to be this upset!! And please, no negativity about Gregg - the poor man!!

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Havalina · 16/06/2019 14:19

Maybe tweet him to reassure yourself he is alive and well Grin

BuckingFrolics · 16/06/2019 18:25

Hahaha that's a brilliant idea!!

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missnevermind · 16/06/2019 18:30

Years ago I had an absolutely horrific dream about my children. I wouldn’t let them go to school for the rest of the week. (Infant school ages)

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