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LordShadowfire · 100+, M
I went through a phase several years ago where I was intentionally trying to lucid dream. It's to the point now where I can tell I'm dreaming, and sometimes I let the dream play out the way it wants to, and sometimes I intentionally take control. I often have more fun just seeing where it's going.
A recent example from a couple of months ago is, I was talking to my dad in a dream, trying to explain something to him. He wasn't getting it, and I had to repeat myself several times. At one point, I realized I was dreaming, said screw this, jumped off the couch, and flew out the window into the sky.
A recent example from a couple of months ago is, I was talking to my dad in a dream, trying to explain something to him. He wasn't getting it, and I had to repeat myself several times. At one point, I realized I was dreaming, said screw this, jumped off the couch, and flew out the window into the sky.
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
@LordShadowfire yeah i feel the same compulsion to just let the dream do its thing while i observe it. I dont know, perhaps its because im tired af and cant be bothered 🤣
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@LordShadowfire if u done it for so long, do you ever find yourself irl questioning yourself if this is a dream?
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
@Dan193 I've thought about that a lot. For example when you have a scary dream that you do not realize is a dream and you're just in your room or something, then you think "holy shit this is real!" but then when you wake up it's like "nah, this is real". When you're in a dream you think it's real, when you're in real life you know it's real.