Thread: Do you ever get bored of people that don't talk about or care about lucid dreaming?

Do you think it would be a good idea to simply write about your lucid dreams on Facebook, so that other people can get an idea what lucid dreaming is like?
For example. if I write about my last night's lucid dream (which I actually did have this night, lol) where I tried to fly and how fun it was to do all kinds of things in that dream, then shouldn't that trigger at least some curiosity?

In other words, I am not trying to "encourage" them to "check out lucid dreaming", I am just sharing one of my last night's dream experiences and make it sound like I assume everybody else is also into it, like it's a normal thing.

...or will they just be like "...this dude on drugs or something"?

Originally Posted by Yuusha

Do you think it would be a good idea to simply write about your lucid dreams on Facebook, so that other people can get an idea what lucid dreaming is like?
For example. if I write about my last night's lucid dream (which I actually did have this night, lol) where I tried to fly and how fun it was to do all kinds of things in that dream, then shouldn't that trigger at least some curiosity?

In other words, I am not trying to "encourage" them to "check out lucid dreaming", I am just sharing one of my last night's dream experiences and make it sound like I assume everybody else is also into it, like it's a normal thing.

...or will they just be like "...this dude on drugs or something"?

I don't think it's that bad of an idea. When people read about what you're doing in a lucid dream they may become interested. Also, you are not pushing the topic on them, they are free to read about it or not on your page. You can even add a few links to lucid dreaming sites. You will know who your real friends are as they will encourage you. Those laughing will do so out of ignorance.

Amicus