Did you ever feel the same thing?

I wanna scream out everything.
My rage, sorrow, tears, and my pain.
I wanna tear out my broken heart,
Bleeding flesh is better than broken feelings.
I want to free my soul from your curse.
Far from you, but I’m still a prison of your torturous words and deeds.
When will I find peace, when will I live my life the way I wanted it?
Do you feel me? Do you know my current state?
You made me so broken, that I want to disappear from where I am.
Soar up with the wind, dive from the high cliffs down to the ocean deep.
I beg you, give me peace.

#agony

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Is it true that if you dream about a particular person, that the person will feel like they miss you?
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This is my first answer to anything. But I had to answer this. I studied some psychology in college, and I used to be fascinated with dream psychology, myself. So, let me lay it down for you.

The premise in question is equivalent to someone saying “I heard that when your right eye twitches, a girl is thinking about you. And if it’s your left eye, it’s a guy thinking about you.” It’s absolute nonsense. Yes, we are all connected, but not in such ridiculous ways. There are thousands of ways we are connected to any given person — world events, consumer products, entertainment, the types of fibers in your carpet, a favorite mashed potato recipe — Magical “psychic ether” is most certainly not one of them.

Most schools of thought in psychology agree that the unconscious mind works at night while the conscious mind rests, creating a dream experience. The inner workings of that process has been under study for decades, and nobody has the complete answer as to how or why dreams exist, or one any one way to interpret them.

What you can accurately divine from dreams in general has been a study of psychology for centuries. There’s the Freudian school of thought, in which dreams represent unrealized desires or fears, for example. Dreams really only tell you about one particular person – you. That you have thought about that person in your dreams means something to your unconscious mind, and usually thinking about it for a couple minutes will give you the reason(s) why. In your life, why might you be thinking about that person at this time? Did a memory of them get triggered recently? Only you can answer that. It’s your mind.

So, in short – no. It is more likely that you miss the person you were dreaming about. And then in all likelihood, when you awaken from that dream, you are projecting your desires onto the person and thinking “they must miss me.” That would be a possible Freudian analysis.

Oh, and, “Don’t believe everything you read on the internet.” That should be your mantra for the rest of your life. Who knows, maybe even this post is a load of bull-hockey!

…dreams…

Lets truly break up. I don’t want to fall for you in this life. This is the only punishment I can give you.

~Kim Sun (Goblin)