Anonymous 306723[Reply]
I have extremely thrilling a complicated dreams with meaningful storylines. I still remember some dreams from my childhood because they were to me like, just, quality movies. In which I am the main character of course.
So a sometimes tell my inner circle about stuff I see in my dreams and all of them are rather fascinated by it. Especially when I mention that I fly at will in most of them and that I can feel some sort of flying muscle being strained when I do, so I can also get tired from the action. But generally most people just feel envious and tell me that I should become a writer when I tell about my adventures in dreamland.
What I find weird though, I actually sorta always think I'm sharing something relatable when I share about that stuff and every time I'm surprised others don't experience this type of dreaming. Is this some type of neurological oddity? Сan it be attributed to the fact that I am autistic? Anyone else with with similar dreams, what's your mental health history?
Anonymous 306731
You can tell us about your dreams
Anonymous 306735
>>306731I mean I can but that's not necessarily the topic. I am more interested in whenever others also were in this kind of situation.
Anonymous 306740
>>306723my dreams are pretty vivid but they don’t have any meaningful storyline
just interacting with people I know in a setting or two
it’s not a common thing you’re going to find especially remembering them
Anonymous 306769
>>306723I used to have dreams like that but I can't remember them anymore. I think most people simply stop remembering them accept when they wake up. Your brain doesn't form memories when it's functioning in the delta wave mode.
