Do you remember your dreams?

[Minty]

Some! Usually really bizarre ones. I have a lot of gory dreams — not really nightmares because I’m not afraid while dreaming, but I always wake up really confused about what my brain is cooking.

[ButterBird]

I remember nearly all my dreams- unfortunately the weird and messed up ones too |D
One interesting quirk i've found about my dreams, though, is that most people are incapable of reading or looking in mirrors in their dreams. Despite that I've never found issue with that and i've frequently just read fluent text in my dreams- usually nothing too complex but still. Pretty neat.

I also used to have a long time where i'd have recurring dreams that'd repeat every night until I died in them. Kind of like a messed up groundhog day situation.

[macaronbae]

TW!!


I suffer from PTSD so a lot of the times I have nightmares, not dreams.
But the times I do have actual dreams, I forget about them right when I wake up. Sometimes I do something
during the day (like a chore or something) and my mind reminds me of a tiny piece of the dream I had the night before. Does that make sense?
It’s so weird and I wonder if anyone else experiences this lol.
But overall I forget about my dreams pretty quickly, but fragments of it would come back to me during the day.

[macaronbae]

I remember nearly all my dreams- unfortunately the weird and messed up ones too |D
One interesting quirk i've found about my dreams, though, is that most people are incapable of reading or looking in mirrors in their dreams. Despite that I've never found issue with that and i've frequently just read fluent text in my dreams- usually nothing too complex but still. Pretty neat.

I also used to have a long time where i'd have recurring dreams that'd repeat every night until I died in them. Kind of like a messed up groundhog day situation.

I also found that no matter ho hard you try to "hit" someone in your dream, it doesn't happen. At least not for me. lol I also found that "running" in your dream is impossible?!?

[ButterBird]

I also found that no matter ho hard you try to "hit" someone in your dream, it doesn't happen. At least not for me. lol I also found that "running" in your dream is impossible?!?

Oh yeah- absolutely its super difficult. In fact, multiple dreams i had where i was tryna defend myself, the second I *was* able to actually hit and do damage was when the dream ended. Almost like my brain goes "wait a minute, you're not supposed to do that!" and just shuts it off. It's kind of funny though when that happens.

[macaronbae]

Oh yeah- absolutely its super difficult. In fact, multiple dreams i had where i was tryna defend myself, the second I *was* able to actually hit and do damage was when the dream ended. Almost like my brain goes "wait a minute, you're not supposed to do that!" and just shuts it off. It's kind of funny though when that happens.

I thought I was the only one that happened to! It's so weird, like let me fight!! lololol

[kittyray]

Any semblance of movement and coordination in my dreams is very strange and somewhat difficult. Movements tend to be very exaggerated and/or in slow motion.

[Peppercorn]

Unless im being woken middle of the dream for x or y reason, i dont usually remember unless they are like, bad.
Just today i dreamt i was being robbed (money is a big trigger to me) like, i was buying and they charge me 10 times more than what i was buying so the dream was about me fighting to have my money back xD I hate it.

There has been dreams so good i wanted to go back so i start daydreaming when im woken up to continue it but is not the same

[Dero]

Sometimes, but I remember nightmares the most, unfortunately.
However I 100% prefer a dreamless night than one with them, I've found out that I wake up exhausted from dreaming, lol. It's prolly a pillow issue if I'm being honest, but still....

[kittyray]

The past week the only ones I've remembered are ones where something happens that puts my cat at risk of being harmed in some way. Not the greatest way to feel rested in the morning.