My First Shared Dream

**Keith** · 10-20-2006 01:11 AM

Kay, firstly, I must say, my hands are shaking uncontrollably right now. I have no idea why, they usually do that because of extremem emotion, for example, a brek up. But right now, there's nothing wrong with me... My hands just feel like violently shaking.
Anyways, that had nothing to do with what I'm about to talk about, I only said that because I fear that there may be an excessive ammount of typing errors. Anyways, so, this happened I believe monday afternoon. I was sort of in a weird mood and I thought about how nice it'd be to get unconscious someow and end up being in like, the dream world with my girlfriend because, well, I hate admitting this, but it's a long distance relationship. Anyways, so then I thought I'd pray for something like that to happen. Well, Monday night/Tuesday morning. Sometime during my sleep. I had a dream that my girlfriend was at my school, and that she was standing in front of one of the buildings, although I can't remember exactly which one, I could tell I was in school.
The whole school was empty, no one was there but her and I. I only saw that back of her head, so I turned her around and looked at her. She looked at me, and the first thing that came to mind was, "Oh my God... No way... This has to be a dream..." But I didn't care, I did the second thing that came to mind and kissed her lips. It wasn't anything more than just kisisng her lips. It felt totally real, like I was really there with her, it lasted for three seconds, and then everything went black. The next thing I knew, I was in a totally new dream. Like most other dreams, this one had the usual "Fogginess" and strange reality that made perfect sense dream-wise. (For example, you having natural bright purple hair.) After the "foggy dream" I woke up to the horribly annoying sound of my alarm clock. I remembered everything
When I got to school, I decided to check my mail. I got an E-mail from her. It was mostly talking about what she was doing in auto class. (She wants to be an engineer.) It went on about... things she did today in class. I laughed. Had some fun reading everything, then, the final part of her message is what hit me. "Tanner, One thing, I have no time right now, class is about to end, but I gotta tell you about my dream last night! It was so awesome, you wont believe it!"
When I got home, I asked her subtle, yet helpful questions. "Where did it take place?" She said, "A school that wasn't mine. There was a building behind me with open doors." I was sort of in disbelief. "Was there anyone around?" She answered, "Not that I saw, I only saw you. You saw me and smiled, and" Then, I knew what she was about to say, and interrupted her and said, "And I kissed your lips. It lasted for about three seconds, and then ended." She was quiet for a few seconds and then asked, "How'd you know?" and I just said, "Because I had the same dream." She said, "You're... you're not lying... are you?" and I made like, the kinda lame comeback, "Have I ever lied to you? Why would I lie about something like this?" Then she kinda made that, 'woah' noise. I thanked God like, fifty times. That was so aweosme. He answered my prayers the DAY I asked.

**Burns** · 10-20-2006 05:16 AM

Wow - that's really amazing!

**Alucinor Architecton** · 10-20-2006 06:38 AM

thats pretty crazy dude. thats way beyond anything thats ever happened to me, so congratulations on doing someting completely amazing! im not really sure how this came about, but its pretty cool hearing about an actual account.

**Keith** · 10-21-2006 01:05 AM

Yeah. I've been pondering about it for a few days now. Do you think it was just a coincedence? Maybe we just had the same dream and the buildings she saw weren't my school buildings at all or something.

**Alucinor Architecton** · 10-21-2006 01:19 AM

i don't think so dude that sounded pretty crazy to be a coincidence. but of course, it holds no significance unless you actually believe it was a shared dream, but from what i can discern, i believe you.

**Keith** · 10-21-2006 02:08 AM

Thanks. You're the first that's believed me so far, other than my girlfriend, obviously.

**ExoByte** · 10-21-2006 02:25 AM

Congrats! You've done what I've wanted to do for months now! I believe you too.

Thats an amazing story. Heh, now the relationship will never be long distance again

**Man of Shred** · 10-21-2006 05:26 AM

HAHA nice!. this reminds me of one of my ex girlfriends. i had moved away from a gf and the week after i had a dream i was at her school roaming through the halls looking for her. i could hear her calling my name but i couldn't find her.

in her dream the same night: she saw me get angry and leave her classroom. she ran after me and kept calling out my name. she couldn't find me. she kept hearing my footsteps.

I had a Girl i tried to set up dreaming together with. long distance too. No dreamshares but i did have a dream where i saw her face on a black and white t.v. screen. then i had a dream where i was doing unmentionable things to her

(this one was more vivid than a lucid dream). a week later i seen her pic and it was the EXACT same girl that i saw in my dreams.

But man. PROPS to you for having such an amazing experience! I'm gonna try this when i get my next girlfriend.

**Keith** · 10-21-2006 05:45 AM

Originally Posted by ranma187

Then i had a dream where i was doing unmentionable things to her

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Don't we all?

I'm just playing. Thanks for the props man. I don't think I'm gonna share dreams anytime soon though. 16 years and nothing till just now. Why happen again fairly soon?

**Alucinor Architecton** · 10-21-2006 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by Keith

Don't we all?

I'm just playing.
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Yes, we do. And no, you're not

**Man of Shred** · 10-23-2006 02:46 AM

It could happen soon. work out with her what you both did that night before bed and what you both were thinking about. Stalk what you did and figure out if you can use that to dreamshare again.

**Keith** · 10-23-2006 04:41 AM

Originally Posted by ranma187

It could happen soon. work out with her what you both did that night before bed and what you both were thinking about. Stalk what you did and figure out if you can use that to dreamshare again.
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Will do, but chances are, she forgot. She's just like that. She forgets anything that's even vaguley unimportant. She's also easilly destracted.

**Man of Shred** · 10-23-2006 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by Keith

Will do, but chances are, she forgot. She's just like that. She forgets anything that's even vaguley unimportant. She's also easilly destracted.
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*laughs* man your case sounds a little too familiar!

**Oneiro** · 10-23-2006 03:43 PM

I had a non-lucid dream of a friend and her kids in a shipwreck, in which I saved them and got them to shore.

The very next day at college, she came up to me and said words to the effect of: "I had a dream about you last night. We were in a shipwreck and you saved us.."

I told her immediately that I'd had the same dream, which she heard with incredulity. To this day, I still don't know if she believed me.