I don’t remember specific details, I just know I had a stressful dream. I call most of my dreams “stressful” dreams because they’re generally not good dreams or nightmares. I’m usually in some kind of intense situation and I have to solve it. Whether I’m fighting for my own life, or someone else’s, or the world. It feels like I’m running a never ending obstacle course where the rules keep changing. The only thing I know for sure is that there is always another obstacle no matter what I do. Therefore, it’s stressful.

The dream is not very coherent because the rules keep changing and it feels like a never-ending obstacle course.

Stressful Dream

The dream has a negative emotional tone because it is stressful and not a good dream.

The dream is intense because there is always another obstacle no matter what the dreamer does.

The dream is somewhat realistic because it feels like running an obstacle course, but the rules keep changing.

The dream is somewhat vivid because the dreamer can remember some details, like the feeling of stress and the obstacle course.

Hi Rose,

	I understand that you've been experiencing stressful dreams lately. These dreams often leave you feeling overwhelmed and anxious, as if you're constantly facing challenges and obstacles. It's like you're running a never-ending obstacle course, where the rules keep changing, and there's always another hurdle to overcome.

	Your dreams may reflect the current challenges and stressors you're facing in your waking life. It's possible that you're feeling a sense of pressure or responsibility, and these feelings are manifesting in your dreams. Alternatively, these dreams could be a sign of underlying anxiety or stress that you may not be consciously aware of.

	Given the intensity and recurring nature of your dreams, it might be helpful for you to consider talking to a therapist or counselor. They can provide you with a safe and supportive space to explore the underlying causes of your dreams, develop coping mechanisms, and improve your overall well-being.

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