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Old May 28, 2018, 04:47 PM
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It was hot and sweaty and I feel so guilty for being my wife to so soothing foe them to stop.
I just didn't want feel this 1st thing in the morning, even though yesterdAy was great.

The thing that bothers me is that I had to self medicate. Something I would have enjoyed, but I still feel like. Crap and more antisocial than usual. Which is not like me. The vivid nightmare started 3 nights ago, and thought it was going to pass, all this because I tried MIRTAZPIN for bipolar and depressed.

I tried googling what I had and there's nothing.. just only for actually experienced because at what seemed like 3 hours. Every detail was real, as it seems..

I don't think woman whose get my reason for medication
. I will delete this soon if I'm wasting time and or a others found.

I feel so sick. Real sick

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Old May 28, 2018, 05:55 PM
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I've got forum anxiety, if that's a "thing". But I found nothing about dreams in a sexual nature.

Correction: I so get gad. In regards to my post.

So hard trying on mobile, as you know..

I still feel like a coward. I've never felt anything so real..in a dream, but I have so many emotions right now and I've never felt so bad for real victims..

The medication isn't working and I will always be treated as a drug user for prescribed meds.

Sorry for my hurtful only men post.
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Old May 28, 2018, 05:59 PM
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I know how bad it's bad for me but I can't seem to throw it in the trash can.
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Old May 29, 2018, 05:10 AM
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I've turned do my pharmacy to monitor my progress and the information. They have all my medication.

The drug mentioned above is down as adverse reactions.

However.support from you the reader would have been great for a time of panic because I was very very upset.

The dreams with very very Vivid I was so worried that it was actually true and it was happening and I don't know what to feel because I've never had that type of thought or dream before have a nice day.

Also, I'm back to drug free for the exception of my pain medication which helps me a lot wherever the way I don't know what the result of this post is because my liver is actually worse after the blood test so I like you again I think the toxins in my liver is affecting my thought patterns and I just don't know anymore
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Old Feb 19, 2019, 01:54 PM
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I am sorry that no one responded to this post. I am just now reading it for the first time. I hope that you were able to either get the support of help you needed in dealing with the issue. If you haven't, I would suggest a therapist who specializes in dreams, especially if this eventually became a recurring one, as there definitelky be some underlying things that need to be addressed. Feel free to PM me, if you want to unload your thoughts on it. I am sure it is uncomfortable for you to be so candid on the forum, just based on your initial posts.
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Old Feb 19, 2019, 02:25 PM
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porn addiction could cause a man to have sexual thoughts like that.
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