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So... Based on new research:
Turns out that our dreams are homework for our brain. We dream of situations we may or may not be in so that we can learn to make it through them while awake. Nightmares are dreams where we fail at succeeding at the given goal.
So all of those crazy sex dreams you have are your brain teaching you how to be successful when you finally get the chance to be in that crazy threesome with your favorite porn stars on a cloud surrounded by rhinos and pixies.
If you think about it, it makes sense, and is kind of creepy. Our brains never stop learning.