Dream About Being High And Lost

I was high and became so confused and discombobulated. I couldn’t see straight and my mind was in constant fear and overthinking. I needed to leave my apartment real quick to get something downstairs. I knew it was a bad idea but I went anyway. The elevator ride was scary. I was so afraid of the elevator falling to my death. I could not tell if the elevator was falling unusually rapidly or everything was normal. I began to freak out and jump up and down. It reached my correct floor safely, but when the doors opened it opened into another elevator. I was confused at first but figured out how to go through the second elevator to the door. I left the elevator and fear struct me to make me completely confused and unable to think straight. I was so incredibly high. I did not know how to act correctly and I became extremely afraid that a cop would be around the corner. I was weak and my vision became impaired. I turned around to get back on the elevator to not be caught by anybody. I reached to press the button but there were no buttons I didn’t know how to get back up. I hear a person coming so I abandon the elevator and run around the corner down the hall. The halls are dim with an eerie energy. The sound of echoing voices coming from around the maze of hallways. The dark red carpet and brown walls had seen years of guests in their time. I want to go home I’m so scared. And now I have to figure out how to get upstairs. Everything begins to go in slow motion. I do not recognize anything. I begin to run away from the voices but it is so difficult to use my body or voice. My body begins to drag on the floor. I know that I’m lost and doomed I will never be able to get back home and now I am high, vulnerable and incapable of protecting myself. I need help, but I know the next man to walk by will only try to hurt me not help. I need to get home. As I stumble along the wall of the hall I know nothing else but to call for help. The words are impossible to get out but once they do, immediately I wake up, scared in my bed.