Amazing Encounter 11-6-08
I was happily dancing alone behind some building. I was dancing contemporary like they do on So You Think You Can Dance. I was having fun feeling so free. Also, I was surprised I could dance like this. After dancing alone for a while I could see the figure of another person dancing in the distance.
I continued dancing, now subconscious about what this person thought of my dancing. We kept getting closer and closer as we danced until we were practically dancing together. I pulled out my best contemporary moves here and so did he. Suddenly, I knew what to do. I put one hand on his waist and the other in his hand, and he put his empty hand on my shoulder. Without saying anything, it was clear to both of us that he was going to teach me how to dance.
We started waltzing. He was leading and I was doing the best I could to follow. This lasted for what seemed like a couple hours. The whole experience was intense. It was clear to both of us that we were not disliking this encounter. Towards the end of the lesson he told me to follow the dance steps on the ground. They had just appeared there as he was talking. I did, as he counted 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ,8 rhythmically. I did it a second time. The third time he told me to try without looking at the ground. He demonstated how to do it. It was important that I did it smoothly. I tried, trusting my feet were landing in the right places, while I focused on my grace.
“Great job.” He congratulated me. I smiled. It was time for me to leave though. I didn’t want to. “So… I’ll come back here… someday, okay?” I looked at him. “Okay,” he said. “Okay,” I assured him, and left.
My little brother's friend was driving me home, which was ironic. I usually drive them everywhere. I turned around in my seat and saw Kris (a good friend- name changed). I waved to her as we left the parking lot. On the way home, my little brother's friend hit the back of a car and, because he wasn’t buckled up, hurt his stomach. I had to take over the wheel as he suffered from his injury. However, we were next to a cop car, so I told him to take the wheel again.
We got lost on our way home. I called my mom and asked if she could pick us up. She arrived shortly after. As she drove us home, I noticed cars were swerving into our lane as we avoided them. I asked my mom why they were doing that. She told me it was a way of doing a reality check: if they crashed, they were sleeping . I then knew that dancing with that guy behind the building was all just a dream. But I woke up without becoming lucid.
Coming Out- DILD 11-8-08
I was sitting at the dinner table. My brothers and stepbrothers were sitting with me. The younger ones were hammering nails into a piece of wood (someone was hammering nails in the living room in my “waking” house during this dream). I noticed how everyone’s hair was slightly different. My little brother's was very different because it laid perfectly straight on his head. And everyone’s face was smoother, younger. I then knew why this was and yelled, “Hey guys, we’re back in olden times!”
At this point I knew this was a dream, set in a past time, and became lucid. Out of nowhere, my older brother replies jokingly, “At least you aren’t gay here.” I stopped and thought for a second. “I am gay though” I told him. He just looked down at the poker cards that were in his hands and said “Well, when I insult you, I’ll make sure to call you anything but gay.” I laughed at this.
Then my mom and step dad entered the living room from the backyard. They sat on the carpet behind me next to the couch. It looked like they were busy. “Hey mom, I’m a homo.” I said humorously, but with less confidence than I expected. No response. “Mom, I’m gay.” I said gay quietly though, almost with a stutter. I remember thinking “Wow, this is even hard to do in a lucid dream.” Again, “I’m gay mom.” I was angry instead of nervous at this point.
She turned around and said something while getting up to stand. I wasn’t listening though because I was thinking “If her reply is negative, I have to remember that this is a dream, and that, if I want to stay lucid, I can’t let my emotions take over.” I heard the last part of what my mom said, which was “Okay?” so I replied “Okay.” Then she continued “because I’m not going to have a son that’s gay” She said it with more anger than I would have liked. I got up from the table. “Come here.” She demanded sharply. I walked towards the back door. “Get over here!” I opened the door and walked out. “Get back!!” She was screaming. I started to fly, realizing how easy it was for me. I flew over the fence to my front yard, and down the street. I then woke up because of the incessant hammering outside my bedroom.
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