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    1. 08-21-2011 01:34 AM #1
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      Being tired in a dream

      Ok so A night a few weeks back I had a dream and realized i was dreaming and flew to the ceiling and the dream collapsed. I was laying in my bed and something felt strange and I thought I was in a dream but was too tired to wanna try a reality check, Then I wake up for real.
      Is it possible to feel extremely tired in a dream?
      It also could've been sleep paralysis because I don't remember being able to move but I wanted to.
      Once you go Lucid you'll never go back.
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    2. 08-21-2011 02:05 AM #2
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      The Not Being Able To Move Thing Is Really Common

      When I Was Small In Most Of My Dreams It Was Hard To Run

      But Now Its Easy
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      Yeah, this has happened to me before. Even sometimes when I got semi-lucid, sometimes I've had the hardest time moving and stabilizing my dream.

      Being tired in a dream (not necessarily lucid) can feel extremely real. FYI - Being tranquilized in any kind of dream can be kinda fun. You test yourself to stay awake for as long as possible, but you know the inevitable is coming... and you slowly struggle and "go to sleep". Your mind knows and/or can suspect the effects of the drug and replicates them in your dream. Whenever this has happened to me I either wake up or enter a new dream.
      "Dreams are real while they last. Can we say more of life?" - Havelock Ellis
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    4. 08-21-2011 03:58 AM #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ermac View Post
      The Not Being Able To Move Thing Is Really Common

      When I Was Small In Most Of My Dreams It Was Hard To Run

      But Now Its Easy
      Just wanted to say that when you type with caps at the beginning of each word it is annoying.
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