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How Often Do You Remember Your Dreams?
#11
James9 Wrote:I voted "I remember multiple per week "..I remember at least 2 per week but there are weeks that I don't remember not even 1 dream.

Thank you, a few of my friends describe themselves as that.
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#12
I tend to remember daily - and if I don't something will trigger that memory!
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#13
This is a really interesting poll Smile

I remember about 1 per week, it depends on how I'm feeling and how well I'm sleeping though. Whenever I have a job interview or I have exam stress to deal with I have really vivid dreams that I remember much more clearly.

Dreams are an absolutely fascinating insight into human nature and psychology - good luck with your project! Smile
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#14
Almost always. Many parts fade if I don't write them down (or at least describe them out loud to someone), but I'll usually remember a lot of it.

I can actually scare myself recalling some dreams. Like once (several years ago) I dreamed I was in a restaurant when a red dragon ripped off the roof, ceiling and glass raining down, and it was looking for me...and when I saw its eyes, so acutely intelligent and malevolent, it scared me so bad I woke up...and if I concentrate on that image I can actually get goosebumps!
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#15
I don't remember each night's dreams, but I do remember two or three a week, max.
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#16
Jaxx37 Wrote:This is a really interesting poll Smile

I remember about 1 per week, it depends on how I'm feeling and how well I'm sleeping though. Whenever I have a job interview or I have exam stress to deal with I have really vivid dreams that I remember much more clearly.

Dreams are an absolutely fascinating insight into human nature and psychology - good luck with your project! Smile

Thank you Smile

That's interesting actually because I find that when I'm less stressed, I dream better. Also, I dream better when I can wake up on my own.
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#17
Pix Wrote:Almost always. Many parts fade if I don't write them down (or at least describe them out loud to someone), but I'll usually remember a lot of it.

I can actually scare myself recalling some dreams. Like once (several years ago) I dreamed I was in a restaurant when a red dragon ripped off the roof, ceiling and glass raining down, and it was looking for me...and when I saw its eyes, so acutely intelligent and malevolent, it scared me so bad I woke up...and if I concentrate on that image I can actually get goosebumps!

Wow, that's a pretty crazy dream, I have to admit Smile
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#18
I can't answer your poll. We first have to identify what 'dream' means in this sense.

I have PTSD and recurring nightmares is one of the symptoms. Wake up screaming... or worse, just scream and never wake up.

Lately is nightly... That time for me. some months I go without a single nightmare, or for that matter and dreams I am aware of. Thus it varies.
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#19
I remembered last night's dream.....rather odd.
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#20
Hi
This is very interesting, and glad that it has come up.

Not only do I remember my dreams, There have been dreams that have mirrored major events in my past that I still remember and can recount. (dream VS reality)

The how, or the why, is not of my understanding, but dreams have manifested themselves to be very significant in my life, and therefore I assume the same goes for everybody.

I'm open to sharing examples of these experiences with you, provided that you honestly take them at face value and that I am simply telling the truth.

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