StachuK1992
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fun fact: I enjoy(ed) nightmares when I have (had) them. Like, I'd wake up scared as a little baby, but after that, I could look back upon it and just smile.I've already asked a few times in other threads, iirc, but nonetheless:
From 5'th grade until ~3 months ago, I hadn't remembered a single dream.
I started taking melatonin at that point (for non dream-related reasons), and actually had a few dreams initially, one of them "half-lucid(?)."
I haven't remembered any since.
Basically, any tips on making myself dream *at all*?
Vivid dreams aren't good in any way for me, unless it is obviously a happy dream. I don't like being trapped for hours in an unreal world, especially if it is about me falling off 12 story buildings that had no railing (I'm sort of acrophobic). I have to really think before falling asleep to have a lucid dream, and those are usually fun, except where I want to get out of my dream, like bad, and I'm friggin' locked there for what feels like a whole day or adventure (I remember a really weird one from, like, 6 years ago, where I had to go through these doors that lead to other climates and stuff). If I had a choose between no dreaming at all, and continuing like normal, I'd take the former.
I'm a strange bird.
