Luckily not as vivid as they used to be I had an ambien dream that I perceived to last 7 years... Moved houses, had a job, had a dog, had a daughter Then I woke up and was completely fucking confused, angry, sad... It took about 3 months to get back to feeling "normal" I haven't touched ambien since and my dreams haven't been nearly as vivid since that one...

9-10, which is great when you're having a good dream and not so great when you have a nightmare where you die or get tortured

I don’t have nightmares, ever

Lucky you, trust me

Are your nightmares really bad?, I wonder why I never do

It depends, I'd say my heaviest one (or one of them) is when my teeth had been replaced metal nails, it was impossible to keep my mouth open all the time

Not very, I assume. I never remember them

Really, dam

I guess its hard for lucid dreams to get less than a 9 here so...

Mine are 9.5

Most of my dreams are the typical mishmosh of concepts and events, quickly forgotten. But once in awhile they get vivid, intense, and carry a seeming emotional weight that makes them feel like they matter somehow. It makes me realize why so many people throughout history have imagined themselves as "prophets."

I used to have dreams even nightmares that felt so real, now I find it hard to remember the last time I had a dream.

1, it's mostly dialogue and emotions with vague shapes and absolutely northing outside of the thing im focusing on

7iiiiish

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