I had the same dream these two days.

Everyone has dreams.

I will use more scientific words to explain your dreams in the following text. It may be quite long, so take your time and watch it, haha

I did it a few days ago I dreamed that I fell from a very high building, as high as the Empire State Building. I didn't even wake up from the shock. The weightlessness I felt was very real. Later, it fell on a car tire. It was okay. Somehow, after falling to the ground, I was back in elementary school. The tire was in front of the abandoned house in the school playground. Later, many classmates came and I started playing with them. Later, I don't remember. After I woke up, I wanted to reach out for the alarm clock to see what time it was, but I couldn't lift my arm. I fell asleep for a while, and when I woke up, I was fine.

We all know that we have thoughts every day and dreams every night. I once read an article about the structure of the brain. The article gave an example. Before the Titanic set off, there was a I personally had a dream that the Titanic sank, so he returned his subpoena. At that time, some people laughed at him and said that he was unreasonable. You must know that the Titanic is a mail ship that is said to be unsinkable, but we know that, He ended up really sinking. Another story is about a man in England who dreamed that he was visiting a friend's house. When he arrived, he found a coffin at his friend's house and some flowers in the center of the hall. After he woke up, he went to his friend's place. When he arrived, people were carrying the coffin into the house, and soon after, flowers were placed in the middle of the hall.

To be honest, I don’t really believe in things like miracles, and your question has nothing to do with that. If you really have a crush on him, the dreams you have are very reasonable and very scientific. Sex, as for when you hear the alarm and always want to get up but can't wake up, it feels like someone is keeping you in your dream, which is actually not a bad sign. I have studied dreams before, and although it is not too in-depth, I still understand it to a certain extent. I'm trying to explain how dreams come about, it's up to you whether you understand or not.

We all know that the human brain is divided into two hemispheres, the left and right. The left brain is generally in charge of logical thinking such as mathematics, and the right brain is in charge of image thinking such as imagination or art. Some people used to do The first is an experiment: there is the following proposition: Monkeys can climb trees, and porcupines are monkeys, so can porcupines climb trees? The major premise of this proposition is correct, but the timid premise is wrong. People with right-brain shock will say that porcupines are monkeys, and monkeys can climb trees, so of course porcupines can climb trees. People with left-brain shock will answer this way: How can a porcupine climb a tree with its body covered in quills, its mouth so sharp, and its hands like a monkey? Therefore, the task of the right brain is to control image thinking and imagination. When people sleep, the left brain will enter a dormant state, while the right brain will continue to work. Without the constraints of logical thinking, it is easy to have wild and wild thoughts, so the dreams we have are generally illogical. When we act like one thing during the day, it will leave a part of the impression on the subconscious mind of the brain (I have been working hard on math problems a few days ago, and at night I dream about doing math problems, which is so bad~~~) , and after the left brain is dormant, these subconscious minds will run out unfettered and appear in the brain, which is a dream. In fact, we dream every day, but the impression is not deep or the impression is not deep or we cannot remember it. If we sleep well, the dream will not leave an impression in our mind. On the contrary, we will remember the dreaming scene clearly. This is why people in the past said: "I have been dreaming all night and I didn't sleep well."

Okay, the explanation is over. Next, let’s talk about the reason why you can’t wake up: you are too tired and don’t want to get up. It’s not that your mind doesn’t remember, it’s that your body doesn’t remember.

People have circulatory system stability when they sleep, and after we get up, the circulatory system will be activated with rapid blood flow, causing the body to not want to leave its original environment. This is what we like. The reason for staying in bed (just like the extreme phenomenon of running). So it's probably something that's affecting your brain at the time, so it's not surprising.

Finally, what humans know about the functions of the brain is very limited. Now we can only say that we hope that scientists will discover more knowledge about the brain.

That’s it. More, completely original, so tiring. Haha, I hope you can give me points