XPost: alt.dreams   
   From: internetstuff47129@yahoo.com   
      
   For my own curiosity, how many of you would actually consider yourselves   
   addicted to dreaming?  I'm thinking there is a high possibility of this   
   happening, especially when sometimes our dreams can be so much more exciting   
   than the real world.   
      
   Do any of you take naps not only to get caught up on missed sleep, but   
   specifically to make yourself dream?   
      
   This might be found somewhere in someone's FAQs, but I'd like to ask to get   
   more personal answers (as well as take the lazy route).  Do any of you eat   
   or drink anything before going to sleep that you've noticed has helped in   
   the culmination of dreams?  Any vitamins or pills?   
      
   What emotional state do you feel is most productive to the creation of   
   dreams?  To clarify, have you found that when you're depressed, happy,   
   angry, or others, that you've had more vivid and easier-to-remember dreams?   
      
   Two more questions.  Does anyone enjoy nightmares?  Do your nightmares cause   
   you to sweat in the middle of the night, even when you're very cold?   
      
   Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.  I'm back to exploring   
   dreams.   
      
   If you'd rather answer these questions in privacy, feel free to email me.   
   My address is found below.  Please put something related to dreams in the   
   subject line so I don't overlook it when going through spam.   
      
   -Stacey   
   internetstuff47129@yahoo.com   
      
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