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Old 04-15-2014, 07:52 AM #1
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Default Dreams
About a month after my injury I started having very strange dreams/nightmares. Some were extremely violent, others extremely sexual, and sometimes both. Recently I've noticed that I don't get too many violent nightmares anymore but I still have all these very vivid sexual dreams. Has anybody else gotten this? Is there a reason for it? I'm very curious.
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