#drinking dreams

Islamic dreams involving a Glass Cup offer a range of interpretations. This article delves into the meanings and explanations surrounding dreams of glass cups, providing insights into their significance. Cup Dream Explanation A cup in a dream can symbolise a woman, a son, or a servant. Generally, cups made of gold or silver are deemed more fortuitous than those made of glass. Additionally, a cup…

🎀 - A dream that left them feeling happy

[ There's a voice in his ears, muffled by tubes and a mask, but it's no less one that brings him great joy to hear. He tries to open his mouth to speak but a tight pressure keeps it shut and there's a lilt of concern in the voice but he knows it's okay because the professor and Plague wouldn't let him stay hurt for long. ]

[ His eyes open wide and his hands are sluggish with broken bones as he reaches blindly to gleefully welcome the voice's owner and her own wounded body on the other sterilized table. Chuggus recalls with a serene calmness when he forcefully tilts his head to see her that she's barely wounded at all meaning that he did good at his job. ]

[ Surely he will get a special treat for this success! ]

[ His mind blissfully ignores her pained expression and the terror that settles in his gut when he sees her look away and he walks into the room. ]

[ Surely he will be rewarded for coming back alive and with his job well done. ]

[ Surely he will. ]

⚰️ - A dream/nightmare that featured someone no longer in their life

[ The memory of smell hits him before the visuals do, a heavy burn rests on the back of his tongue and distinctly he feels himself lick his chapped lips uncomfortably. Burnt rolls with honey butter and steak that's just raw enough sting his nose but he can feel himself pop another bite of the meat into his mouth. ]

[ He can hardly taste it but what little he can taste almost puts his mind to ease entirely. It's a familiar taste and it tastes like trust. ]

[ With a blink the scene comes to view, a table with two chairs and two people. One of them does not eat at the table, one does. The walls around them are barren and cold, he does not shiver. He chews with a jaw unmarred by battle and swallowing is painful. ]

[ He speaks in a voice he doesn't recognize. ]

"Oi, when's th' fuckin' burn supposed t' heal? Can't exactly enjoy 'payment' if it hurts t' eat."

[ The person that stands at his side speaks but his mind can't seem to register the words but he can tell they're annoyed. If he couldn't tell by tone alone, or the visage of a tone for words he cant hear, then the man's actions would've told enough. ]

[ He chokes on the next bite he attempts to take when his jaw is pried open with a mouth gag and gloved fingers slather the back of his tongue with a salve. ]

[ He thinks he garbles out a 'thanks' but the dream quickly dissolves into shapes and smells and nothing more. ]

💭 - An ordinary dream

Alcoholic nightmares: Those pesky drinking dreams

Giant spiders. Headless horsemen. Waking up naked in the middle of Times Square. Those are the things many nightmares are made of. But when you’re an alcoholic in recovery, there are far worse nightmares that like to come around from time to time. It’s those pesky drinking dreams.

Are drinking dreams common?

Known as drunk dreams, relapse dreams or what-the-hell-did-I-do-now dreams,…

I had a vivid dream that I was drinking last night.

I have them a few times a year. It was like every other drinking dream in that I realized in a panic I’d been drinking, remembered I was supposed to stay sober, then decided I could just keep the drinking secret.

Except now I was a mother hiding my drinking. 

Drinking dreams and using dreams

It has been a long time since I have woken up from a dead sleep in a cold sweat, terrified that I had gotten drunk yet again. The dreams were vivid and blood curdling. I used to search through the garbage, terrified. I would check everywhere. Yet I was innocent. These punishing reminders are rare for me now. Yet the time comes that I wake up confused, thinking that I had totaled the vehicle of my…