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Old 01-23-2012, 11:20 PM #5
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"They are full of conflict and anxiety. "

"Very vivid and contorted (like one of those feature films where there is a totally unforeseen twist every 5 minutes)."

Exactly. I know a lot of people here talk about fogginess but does any one else have a hard time being able to tell if they are awake or not or when these messed up dreams are real or not. Or feel like they can never really get to sleep but are never sure if they really are awake.
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