bit of a laugh.

[jackmac13]

well heres a dream I had that I thought you all might get a laugh out of.

I was in the lounge room of a house I haven't lived in for a couple of years now, and I was arguing with a knite (yes the kind with armor). after several minuts of arguing we started punching on (fist fight)
ofcourse since he was wearing armor and I was not he was naturally winning. after a while of taking punches and throwing a few to his uncovered face I figered out I could not beat him and a new strategy was needed.
I put a foot behind him and pushed him over. he hit the floor right near a tile step leading into the kitchen so I a grabbed his head (if you don't like violence tune out now, not for the faint hearted) and started to bash his face into the step. he started to bleed heavily and his face no longer resembled a face.
I had now scared the hell out of myself since I'd just killed a man in a very violent manner.
it was a this point when I was holding this knite by the head sitting cross legged in my old house that the dream became lucid.
I stood up, went outside and tryed to project but failed for whatever reason. I went back into the house where the knite who was not dead after all was sitting on my couch watching T.V
I woke up thanks to my alarm.

Am I a little screwed up in the head or what?

[Lighten]

No your not. Dreams can be strange. I am a completely non violent person and i have frequent dreams where i throw someone around and they land on their neck and i am paranoid that they are going to die or become paralyzed. They never do. But I had an even stranger dream where the first thing I remember I'm holding a baseball bat and I'm in a gray/white murky world. Nothing exists besides me and my bat and this old woman and her walker. I hit the old women with the walker right in the spine and I'm pretty sure I kept hitting her. Then for about 10 seconds I was scared of karma and how I might be paralyzed, then I woke up.

In short, I am pretty confident in saying that dreams don't reflect reality. So no, your not  "screwed up in the head"