I can imagining that being scary two different ways. I would not want to wake up because whatever this thing is, I love it. I'm having an amazing time, dream or not.
Wait till you're 65. It's more than disbelief, people start to actively moronify you. I'm not that age yet, but I've see it happening to purple my parent's age
I have a genuine fear that someone will stop me in the street one day, grab me by the shoulders and say
> You have to wake up. Please wake up. We're all here at your bedside waiting for you to wake up. Just wake up. We love you. Please.
And I'm convinced it's because of that episode.
I write this message on thrift store kids doodle tablets regularly.
I can imagining that being scary two different ways. I would not want to wake up because whatever this thing is, I love it. I'm having an amazing time, dream or not.
Off topic, but I totally recommend you check out Total Recall (1990)
"Wake up, Mr. Quaid!"
We have to find you first. The 4D labyrinth you're in is almost impossible to navigate.
My genuine fear is that you’ll just brush me off with a sensible chuckle and keep sleepwalking on down the street.
But seriously, I find that the one recurring theme in nightmares I have is that people simply won’t believe me.
Wait till you're 65. It's more than disbelief, people start to actively moronify you. I'm not that age yet, but I've see it happening to purple my parent's age
Or women of any age in certain contexts, like buying a car, or explaining to a doctor that some abdominal pain is not imaginary or temporary.
No no. Noooooo