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Happens a lot these days. Yesterday i was dreaming about some english language exam. In the dream i had slept halfway through the exam, only to wake up 1 minute before the test was over and just writing some improvised answers. When i woke up, i tried to check what i had written in the dream and it was total nonsense.
Still amusing though. The test was plausible and the teacher had a very distinct personality (she liked me) and there was a certain atmosphere in the classroom. 10/10 would recommend.
I like how everyone simply has weird school dreams that we simply do not acknowledge.
"Ah yes, it's that common ptsd from education system which follows you for life and affects your psyche even decades later. Relatable."
no it was wholesome actually, i think i'm past my PTSD-from-school phase
Ah that's nice then.
Yeah. It looks like it's universal (I am French). We don't have such nightmares about work. It looks inhuman not to acknowledge that it's not normal to give PTSD to our kids.