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      Is Liquor a problem?

      I'm a college student and I live in a town widely known for partying, so going out and partying on occasion is nearly an inevitability. I had my first LD last week and I've been improving recall tremendously. But since friday morning, I haven't been able to recall any dreams. Does alcohol reduce one's ability to remember dreams even days after consumption?

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      I had a lucid dream on Friday night after I got smashed outta my mind.... So I would probably say no, but it might depend on the person.

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      Yeah, I got wasted thursday night and had a drunk dream (I was drunk in the dream) but ever since the next morning it feels like my self awareness has dropped and I can't remember any dreams
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      maintain lucidity for more than ten seconds [x]
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      MY BIGGEST OBSTACLE: falling asleep

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      Well I remember 4 dreams from last night, so like I said, it might depend from person to person. Another thing is that it just might be nothing to do with the alcohol.... maybe its just a small lapse in the recall. it happens. You can lay still in bed after you wake up. it helps a lot the recall.

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      I got pretty drunk last night and had a lucid this morning. Not sure how drinking affects general recall, though. I would think the tendency to sleep in after a night of drinking would help with dreams, but maybe if you can't sleep in late it would hurt recall.

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      I think it decreased my awareness for a short while. I'm back on track as of this morning remembering six seperate dreams.
      goals:
      have a lucid dream [x]
      maintain lucidity for more than ten seconds [x]
      fly [ ]
      talk to Stevie Ray Vaughan and learn his left-hand muting guitar technique [ ]
      MY BIGGEST OBSTACLE: falling asleep

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      It does affect your recall negatively. Not always though, but in general, yes.
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      One of the most active nights I've had in terms of dreaming, with 7 recalled dreams and 1 half-second lucid, was when I was quite drunk.
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