Well, I really didn't decide too but I hadn't experienced a nightmare since I was 4 but holy stuff, this thing was so real I could practically feel it. Basically I fell asleep like normally but instead of a standard,weird dream of mine I started getting a nightmare and my god I literally felt right THERE.
So, I will just gather what happened through the dream because I am actually kind of depressed from it. I was sitting in a muddy foxhole in the middle of WWII as I watched a tank drive over the foxhole with me in it, in the dream I was unharmed but when I stood up to run to a destroyed building I stopped and looked around. Every allied soldier was dead or wounded except me, I ran faster into that building but tripped and alerted a German patrol that was killing the wounded and they chased me through the remains of what looked like a small German town because of how the buildings were styled but it didn't remind me of any town I know and they trapped me in a corner. They didn't shoot me right there, they dragged me by the legs and tied my arms up to a telephone pole and took loving turns using me as a pistol target but they didn't target major organs but instead shot the ligaments. after they emptied their pistols in me the Germans left me tied to the pole to bleed to death and at that point I woke up screaming and shaking.
The point I don't get about my nightmares is I can feel every pain, every bullet shot, and every wound and it sticks with me even after the nightmare so I spent the entire night with what felt like someone stabbing you with one of those big sewing needles that has been heated up in my arms and legs and I woke up colder, light headed, and dizzy. I still feel like stuff even though I took a nap but I just have to question this, does anyone actually get psychological pain from their dreams because I feel this isn't normal.
