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    1. 04-29-2012 03:09 AM #1
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      Exclamation DC tried to help me remember my dream!

      So I had a false awakening 2 nights ago, and a DC that I had in the dream that I false awakened from was also in the false awakening. I remembered my previous dream so I told him about it. He told me that he had also had the same dream, and that I was in it. I told him that I did not remember the dream so well so he started to explain, but he suddenly also forgot as I was losing memory of it myself. He told me "All I can really remember was that is was something about-" then it trailed off into a series of letters that I dont remember. I woke up for real then, but that was seriously the most bizarre false awakening I have ever had. Was it coincidence that the DC claimed he shared my dream, or was he aware that he really did? So weird, I love it
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    2. 04-29-2012 03:26 AM #2
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      You were trying to remember your dream, and as a method of recollection, your subconscious created a DC to remind you about the dream.

      or something, I honestly don't know what I'm saying.

      When most people make signatures, they put some inspirational quote, or a piece of advice, or a hilarious joke. But me, no I just put a dancing happy face on my signature. Cause that's how I roll.
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      Seems like a very big coincidence if that's the case.
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