Your worst nightmare

Few years ago i still remember i had a nightmare that really made me think.

I was sitting at home and suddenly i saw a flashing light through the window. A huge explosion was heard and i saw fire waves spreading around and destroying everything in its path. Windows breaking, buildings collapsing, people screaming, everything went black before my eyes.

When i finally regained my sight, i was shocked. The sky was blood red, everything was destroyed, everything i loved so much. When i tried to find something between the rubbles, i found the dead bodies of my family. I started to cry and scream for help, but there was no one else.

When i finally woke up, i felt tears coming from my eyes and i continued crying.
It was something that made me realize about..................

I'm curious what kind of nightmares you people see.

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Originally Posted by Kikinaki

I'm curious what kind of nightmares you people see.

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The nightmare of living in this reality.

I think this post is almost exactly like strange dreams..

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Originally Posted by Tithe

I think this post is almost exactly like strange dreams..

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Must have missed that. I still think there are big differences between strange and worst and i hope the moderators understand that, otherwise..................

I apologize in advance but here's an actual nightmare I had.

I was in this dark room with lightning in the background, all of these really ugly witch like women chained me to my bed, and used some kind of strange machine to rip off my nuts and change me into a girl. I woke up with that cold sweat, and shuddered at just imaging the incredible pain I would've felt if that actually happened. Then I fell back asleep and didn't wake till morning.

Of course I like real women, but these female creatures were just, ugh.

For some reason i oftenly have dreams of the world ending in one way or another. It's usualy different everytime, meteors, war, earthquakes....you name it.

The worst nightmare I ever had was a reoccuring one I had at least once a year between the ages of 9 and 15.

Warning, kind of graphic.






Actually........... I don't think I better post it.

Bottom line, don't let your 9 year old read graphic novels about the apocalypse and killer robots.


But I have to admit it did teach me not to be afraid of any other nightmares. They just didn't measure up.

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Originally Posted by Arrianna

Actually........... I don't think I better post it.

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Why not? Tell us and maybe we might learn something from that.