Thread: So...my dreams are boring (Lucidity Problem).

Could you post a dream in detail? I don't have a very good grasp of what "normal" means. I have dreams of things I could (and usually) do in real life, but that doesn't make them perfectly normal.

You've got to be creative, and really ask yourself, "How was this dream different from reality?"

It could be something small. Maybe your bus made an extra stop, or a new turn. Maybe that electric sign has a glitch in it. Maybe you can't remember how you got to work today.

But, maybe, you are dreaming. How do you know, unless you check?

Okay, so I've been having a dry spell (for vivid dreams and crazy dreams) for a week.

My longest dream this week was on Wednesday night.

"I am dreaming that I am in a play on Twilight (not surprisingly). It all starts with me walking home from school. At first, I see two guys I know walking towards my porch recruiting me to the play, then two girls I know ask me as well. They take me to the play director and assign groups for the play. I'm in a group of three people."

It ends there. =[

Originally Posted by Abra

But, maybe, you are dreaming. How do you know, unless you check?

And yeah. I guess I've got to increase the habit of doing RCs.

Twilight. Nice. My older brother adores that series at the moment (I haven't read it yet!).

Anyway, dreams can be weird in a variety of ways. Either a situation is out of place, someone's actions are out of place, or you are experiencing a deep emotion. In your case, I'd say it's the situation. Is your school really putting on a play about Twilight? I used to be in the school plays and musicals, so I'd often have dreams about play (being late, getting assigned a different part, putting on a new play, having an unplanned rehearsal or show date, not being in costume, etc. Funny, I never dream about forgetting my lines!).