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  Ive had great dreams where i get incredibly emotionally connected with the chaacters, the reality truck hits hard when it robs me of the life in the dream. I definetely empathize although enjoying the nightmare is not something i can do
context: All of my nightmares revolve around my kids being in danger or all of us being held captive. No thanks. >
  
  Good for you. Some people become anxious about going to sleep again after. >
  
  Yes bro! This is my favorite unpopular opinion ever.
  When I have a nightmare I wake up feeling like I've watched a blockbuster movie. I think about it for a few days afterwards and contemplate what it means and actually feel something for once. 
  The rest of my dreams are fucking asshole dreams. I have to be honest. Dreams of doing spreadsheets at work and shit 🤢🤢 wake up feeling depressed.
  My real life as well, its like numbed to all emotion. So nightmares for me are a release and a riveting experience. >
  
  Yeah, please get back to me when your nightmares get so bad you can't ever get a decent night sleep. I wake up multiple times a night screaming. My girlfriend doesn't exactly enjoy it either. >
  
  I also often wake up unable to differentiate whether it was real or not. I have woken up still in total belief I am in my captors house or that my children are dead etc. 
  Not a good shock of adrenaline at all. >
  
  I'd rather wake up relieved that something didn't really happen than disappointed that something didn't happen, so actually I agree with you. >
  
  My nightmares are like a horror videogame, shit goes down but it's fucking sick >
  
  I cannot agree at all but I love that you are able to take something that for so many of us can ruin a day, and use it as fuel to make you feel better. That's genuinely really cool. >
  
  Freddy Krueger approves. >
  
  Upvoted. Unpopular opinion for sure.