[bestdeathever64]

i had this dream recently:

i had gotten accepted into college, a big college with dorms inside and they very very nice! i was very excited, until the person in charge of admissions came up and said that there was a problem he had talked to my old highschool teacher and he told him that i made bad grades caused disturbances and was addicted to drugs and alcohol(none of which is true). I responded by telling him that i knew who he talked to and that that teacher had it out for me and i explained that he was a convicted child molester and had reasons for telling these lies....later on i was threatened by this same old principal so i went out and bought a 9 MM gun and carried it with me. SO i was accepted into the school. i was being driven home by my boyfriend when we got into a car chase... well they were chasing us so i told my bf to drive to the police station when we got there they opened fire and i shot them in the head. The police held me for a day but realized through surveillance that it was self defense, when i later got to my dorm i looked in the freezer and found severed human body parts vacuum sealed sitting neatly on the shelves. i pulled out a skull with flesh loosly clinging to it and i asked my mum and she said it was for a nurses project to help forensic scientist track murderers...

the dream then went to a story of a murderer that i dont really remember at this time

[shipping]

I have dreams like this all the time because of psychiatric medications. Many of them cause vivid dreams. I don't know you to interpret this dream in particular, but check your meds and if the dreams bother you, talk to whoever prescribes your meds. My dreams are almost always apocalyptic dreams where I am responsible for saving everyone--due to my meds. Especially if you've only recently started or stopped a psych med, these kinds of dreams are not uncommon. Good luck!

[Moodysmood]

I find extreme violence in dreams is common when you are particularly nervous or concentrating on something of big importance to you. I don't know your story, but I am guessing you are close to making the transition from high school to university and have a fear of the unknown. I don't know if you are on medication as well, but that may also have to do with your imagery. It's hard to tell someone not to be so anxious about what they may not yet have experienced, but we work through things - our minds - in our own way. The thing to do is concentrate on how you feel when you wake from a dream like that... People react to violent dreams differently. Some are frightened, some feel ok.

How did you feel when you woke up? That's the thing to concentrate on, not so much the interpretation. Very interesting, though. Sounds like you're working through a lot.