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I dream about onederland

So...for the past four nights I've had very vivid dreams about hitting onederland. They're what I've come to refer to as my "fat girl wet dreams". Just wondering if anybody else has had this happen? They're really realistic, and it's getting to the point where I have this obsession with the scale dropping...lol. I've noticed they've only been happening when the scale gets stubborn and doesn't want to move for me.

Idk. This is a completely random post, and I'm well aware of it. Just wanted to see if any other post-ops have that stupid scale so engrained into their heads that it's haunting their dreams in the same way it does mine. I'm ready to throw it out the window of my bathroom. So.Frustrated.

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I haven't had those dreams, so I can't help in that dept. But I can say that since I was sleeved 21 days ago, I have been having some crazy vivid dreams that I have never had before. Totally off-the-wall, random dreams - and I never really had vivid dreams before (not ones that I could remember after waking up, that is).

We just went through a major change, so I'm sure your brain + body are trying to sort things out. Best to do it while you dream, I suppose :D

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