Made a Random DC my girlfriend and fell in love

**EarthInferno** · 05-09-2013 03:46 PM

In my dream I seen this pretty woman. I was lucid enough to make a decision to ask her out, so I did. She was willing to be my girlfriend and seemed pleased that I asked her. It didn't take long before we were holding hands and I would put my arm around her. I realized I had fallen in love with her, it was great. I could tell the feeling was mutual. She was much shorter than me, only coming up to my shoulder height and me being 6 foot 2 inch tall. Her hair color was a dirty blond, and shoulder length. The place we met was this large house, or probably a mansion. I don't know who owned it, but by the rooms we were in it looked expensive. We were with a group of people who were traveling by bus, this just happened to be a stop we made. We had to get ready to travel on the bus again, so we couldn't stay together. I tried to keep an eye out for her at as much as possible so I wouldn't loose sight of her. I think I kind of knew in the back of my mind that she could just dissapear out of my dream for no apparent reason, and I didn't want that to happen. My Dream Journal Entry

Even though the dream scene changed twice, she came back to me which was good. That was what I wanted. When the dream was over and I woke up, I feel heartbroken because she was only an imaginary DC. Even though I wanted a girlfriend in my dream, I didn't know I would feel so strongly in love with her. I can't help asking myself is it wrong for me wanting her to be existing in real life somewhere? But I know that is probably not true. If only you could grab a DC and pull them out into real life. What would that be like? Who knows, maybe somewhere she really did wake up too and is missing me now? I know I'm asking mostly rethorical questions here, so don't take them too serious. Just food for thought if nothing else.

**FriendlyFace** · 05-09-2013 03:58 PM

I've definitely gotten closer to love in dreams than I ever have in real life. It's strange how you can spend an hour with a dream person and feel more connected to them than someone you were with for years. Seems almost narcissistic.

**InterSomnia** · 05-09-2013 05:00 PM

I think that's because it kinda is FriendlyFace. The person you're spending time with is a product of your own mind. It's really you, everything it says is influenced by what you really want it to say.

**Zoth** · 05-10-2013 01:21 AM

Beautiful thread. Emotion and feeling is certainly something that can come from inside you within a dream just as easily as the dream itself forms.

If only you could grab a DC and pull them out into real life. What would that be like? Who knows, maybe somewhere she really did wake up too and is missing me now? I know I'm asking mostly rethorical questions here, so don't take them too serious. Just food for thought if nothing else.

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