Thread: Is it normal to remember this?

Is it normal to remember feelings in dreams? Like is it normal to remember tastes, smells, feels, etc ive had a few dreams where i can remember at least one of these things, for example, last night i had a dream where one of my teeth fell out for some reason and i can still remember the taste of the blood, and also i can remember last night that i was going to do something big in my dream and i can remember having that weird feeling in my stomach (some people would call it "butterflys").

Is this normal? and 1 more thing, i can remember thoughts in my dreams? I have experienced these in alot of my dreams and its now making me curious!

Thanks

yeah i think it's quite normal. it just depends on how vivid the dream is. I don't tend to concentrate very much on the taste of things in my dreams, but I can remember my thoughts, my sense of touch, temperature and my emotions.

I think so.

I can still taste the weird sour blueberry-tasting jellyfish tops I ate in my dream last night. :x

Of course

Originally Posted by Kara18

I can still taste the weird sour blueberry-tasting jellyfish tops I ate in my dream last night. :x

yum?

Originally Posted by username695

yum?

In the dream, yes.

Out of the dream, no.

I had a nonlucid dream last night in which I blushed, and it really felt like it normally does. I blush really fast and I recognized the feeling, like all your blood is suddenly going to your face and it feels really warm.
I felt like an idiot when I woke up xD.

haha that ok then! i was begining to think that i was going crazy

Yeah, that's probably normal. It's still likely you're insane, though. I am.

I've always remembered any feelings I've had in dreams. I've remembered pain, taste, touch, and feeling. I never thought it was abnormal before. But then, I suppose different people dream in different ways.

I always remember feelings the most out of anything. If a particular emotion was there but I couldn't remember what actually happened, I could figure out who was in the dream by the feeling associated with that person.

Dreams are just as real as reality. I can still remember the contractions in my legs of my first lucid, when I was 10 feet tall, had a tail, was blue, and had really toned muscles. :p

I can still taste the epic sweet-tart in a laffy-taffy-like-form-thing I spent an entire hour of REM eating. ()

I can still feel the stinging of my cold hard hairy nipples after I fell from an attempt to fly as a dragon.

I can still feel sex i've had.

I can still smell the salty air from the clear beaches of my first lucid.

i can still taste the extremely salty air of my first lucid.

I can still feel the sting from flying my banshee when I got shot by nutcracker men with BBs.

I can still feel the glow and healing feel of my hand as I cast a healing spell on my wounded banshee's neck.

I can still taste the margaritas I had in the same lucid with the sex and the dragon flying with the cold hard hairy stinging nipples while I was socializing, and the weight on my arm from having my arm around people.

Dreams can smell, taste, hear, see, and feel. All five. Often, more exaggerated than reality.

I had a dream a few years ago that was the one which spurred my lucid dream obsession. I could feel everything, taste, touch, smell... I never knew dreams could be that intense and amazing.

It's all about getting your recall to that level. It's awesome!