Reality checks are fallible?

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Originally Posted by Origami

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You ruined it!

But yeah, I think my dreams recently are becoming longer and more straightforward. Before I was slipping in and out of normal situations to different ones in a second, now they have a pace and I can almost choose to do what I want. Or more like I do stuff I would normally do.

Also, one other thing. I normally wake up at night and take down notes to remember my dreams in the morning. However is this actually good recall if I can't remember them if I don't take notes?

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Originally Posted by Solarflare

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we should stop :/

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lol

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Originally Posted by Solarflare

we should stop :/

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Originally Posted by Origami

You ruined it!

But yeah, I think my dreams recently are becoming longer and more straightforward. Before I was slipping in and out of normal situations to different ones in a second, now they have a pace and I can almost choose to do what I want. Or more like I do stuff I would normally do.

Also, one other thing. I normally wake up at night and take down notes to remember my dreams in the morning. However is this actually good recall if I can't remember them if I don't take notes?

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Not a bad thing, those are dreams you would otherwise forget if you didn't wake up and took down notes. I only remember a lot of dreams in detail through wakefulness during the night.

They don't work all the time but it will still get you semi lucid if you do one. So you'll remember the dream and maybe next time you'll actually lucid. I've had countless times where me being lucid was caused directly from a reality check so def don't give up on them.