Thread: Who/what are you in your dreams mostly?. Please read!. I want to know.

Im always myself, lots of dream though I change between the first person and 3rd person view.

Most often I am myself, but occasionally I am a completely random invented character

I never dream that I am another person, but I shapeshift. When I first started lucid dreaming a lot since I joined this website I go through phases.
My main form in lucid dreams is a desert nomad, all in white. Also Pan, minotaur, werecat, vampire, are my main forms. I also have become a six-armed, six-legged, six-horned centaur, a dragon, a gargoyle, a rubber ball, a unicorn, a bull, an android, a Green Lantern, a devil-man, an angel, a Dark Knight, a bloated six-legged two armed spider, an Ent, a merman, Kamapua'a (the Hawaiian pig-god, also a shapeshifter), a samurai, a Fairy King, Peter Pan and Buddha.
In my non-lucids I am my normal self, unless I am in my Inner World, then I am often a white rabbit with a long tail like a cat.
Oh, and I became a girl a few times on purpose.

I am always myself in 1st person view. The only time I wasn't in first-person view was when I died in a dream, and didn't wake up...saw myself being buried. I remember being someone else only a few times, in which case I was still a guy. Never been a girl in any of my dreams.

I am allways myself, I didn't change/shapeshift in any dream, lucid or not.

It depends on the dream.

Usually though, I am someone similar to myself. For instance, I am me (my thoughts are mine) but my appearance is younger/older, my hair color is different, and/or I have a different name etc.

Other times, I’m me through and through.

I don't think I've ever been anything or anyone other than myself. I've never been the opposite sex and am curious as to how that would work.

I'm always myself, all the time, at least from waht I remember. Mostly in first-person too.

Funny, I've never had a dream of being someone else or in 3rd person (that I can recall, of course).

I'm usually me, but compared to others, I seem to have a disproportionate number of dreams in the third-person.