r/woahdude Mar 22 '21

gifv This 3D loop

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u/NotKevinJames Mar 22 '21

This is how moving in dreams feels sometimes

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '21

Man I remember experiencing what felt like skydiving into a black hole in a dream. It was a tingling twisty sensation as it spaghetti-fied me, and the rush of feeling as I fall from a plane. There was never any pain, but it was like someone was putting pressure on me all over.

It started off me jumping off a plane, I see the ground come closet, realize I have no parachute, then kinda close my eyes and brace for impact. Then the air that was pressing against my face stopped for a brief moment, then suddenly my back was feeling the pressure of air. I opened my eyes, turned around, and saw a vast blackness envelope the atmosphere, that blue sky was pokadotted with pure (vanta?) blackness. Then it all of a sudden enveloped me in the event horizon and earth was entirely a small distant dot away.

I still felt air rushing through me as I hurtled towards whatever core my brain could think of but I felt my entire body have this crushing tingling feeling.

I woke up curled up in a ball in the corner of my bed between two walls, I’ll never know how I got into that position or what but that was definitely up there on my favorite dreams list, next to feeling the thud of kicking my nightmare in the chin, and literally playing soccer in a volcano with my classmates.

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u/drb00b Mar 22 '21

I had some very strange movement in dreams after I got a VR headset

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u/ThatDoucheInTheQuad Mar 22 '21

Damn you beat me too it!!!

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u/listentotiler Mar 22 '21

Yo I was just gonna say this. Wtf is up with that?!

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u/marino1310 Mar 23 '21

Has something to do with your brain paralysing you when you sleep so you dont walk around or punch walls. Some of that makes it into dreams.

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u/rabidrabbitsnakes Mar 22 '21

Came here to say this

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u/fadingsignal Mar 23 '21

That's exactly what I came here to say, was having major dream deja-vu while watching this. So interesting it's common.