Results: Nightmares
Published on 09/14/2019
Nightmares: The word "nightmare" is derived from the Old English "mare", a mythological demon or goblin who torments others with frightening dreams. Subsequently, the prefix "night-" was added to stress the dream aspect.
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1.
1.
Do you have nightmares? Yes
55%
1337 votes
No
48%
1186 votes
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2.
Is your heart still pounding when you wake from them? Yes
45%
1094 votes
No
16%
382 votes
Not Applicable
43%
1047 votes
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3.
Has one ever come true? Yes
12%
298 votes
No
50%
1217 votes
Not Applicable
41%
1008 votes
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4.
What is your most common nightmare about? Monsters getting you.
10%
236 votes
Animals/Insects/reptiles getting you.
6%
153 votes
Dying.
11%
266 votes
Someone you know/love dying.
17%
428 votes
Losing all your money or house.
5%
133 votes
Natural disaster.
9%
212 votes
Breaking a nail.
1%
17 votes
Gaining or losing a great amount of weight.
1%
31 votes
Going to Hell.
2%
56 votes
Going to Heaven.
1%
34 votes
An endless survey.
4%
110 votes
Other (please specify)
11%
264 votes
Not Applicable
49%
1207 votes
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5.
Are your nightmares realistic or completely surreal? Realistic
35%
870 votes
Surreal
26%
626 votes
Not Applicable
47%
1154 votes
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6.
Have you ever had a wet dream/nightmare combo? Yes
10%
236 votes
No
51%
1259 votes
Not Applicable
42%
1028 votes
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7.
Does anything you eat, drink or take as medicine increase your chance of having a nightmare? Yes
19%
464 votes
No
42%
1025 votes
Not Applicable
42%
1034 votes
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8.
Was this survey pleasant or a nightmare to do? Pleasant
40%
987 votes
Nightmare
30%
747 votes
Not Applicable
32%
789 votes
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