What does it mean if I dream of an X next to my SW name?

@UndeadPrivateer Maybe it's telling me I should move on from here. Lol.

@SW-User 🤷 Usually subconscious messages aren't quite like that, but sure. Your own interpretation is the most likely to be the true one.

@UndeadPrivateer How are subconscious messages?

@SW-User Usually has to do with your perceptions of things or some kind of internal struggle over something, sometimes health related things as well since your subconscious is also involved in managing various bodily functions. Hence asking "what meaning do you ascribe to an X?"

@UndeadPrivateer Actually, your description makes more sense than the one I assigned.

@SW-User I got reeaaallly, reeeaaaaaaally into lucid dreaming when I was a teen and devoured a couple dozen books relating to the subject as well as did a whole bunch of online research on it. Fascinating stuff, but those seem to be the most consistent thing in actual legitimate dream interpretation. So not really so much my description as the general consensus of many serious, advanced lucid dreamers. I take little credit.

@UndeadPrivateer Is it easy to get into lucid dreaming? And you no longer do it?

@SW-User Oh I do it, I posted a really simple guide to it here a while back you can find in my profile. I plan on expanding on it at some point, just haven't gotten around to it. I've fallen back a bit on my lucidity and recall since my peak when I was around 18-19, simply because I stopped doing the mental exercises as rigorously, but still very very consistently lucid and remember the vast majority of my dreams.

It's an expansive subject, the difficulty of it varies from person to person. Some people have a far easier time of it than others. From my research I found that my own experiences were on the quite exceptional side and that many don't become as lucid as I even with a lifetime of training. So your mileage may vary.

@UndeadPrivateer Thank you. :)