UK's Most Common Dreams
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The 6 most common dreams - and what they REALLY mean
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Sleep tech brand Simba conducted the first -ever Dream Census , capturing and analysing the dreams of 2,000 adults in the UK over the course of one week .
Analysis revealed a quarter of adults found themselves trapped in anxiety-driven dreams.
23 per cent of those surveyed escaped into more uplifting dreamscapes filled with romance, adventure and the sensation of success.
Women were notably more likely to experience stress-heavy dreams while men were more prone to surreal or fantastical dream worlds.