LD looser

[man of dreams]

i am a LD looser i have had 3 failed attempts at LDs(every time i am aware i am dreaming a get excited and wake up. Is there anyone to help me on a regular basis. P.S i know i am a looser, like my mom says. so is that the reason that all the lucid experts have not welcomed me here? maybe i sould just quit. nobody likes a looser. bye dream views #1 looser

[nesgirl119]

Originally posted by man of dreams i am a LD looser i have had 3 failed attempts at LDs(every time i am aware i am dreaming a get excited and wake up. Is there anyone to help me on a regular basis. P.S i know i am a looser, like my mom says. so is that the reason that all the lucid experts have not welcomed me here? maybe i sould just quit. nobody likes a looser. bye dream views #1 looser Welcome yet again to the forum! Hey, I never said anything like that....please don't feel that way!! I was only busy, b/c I was at school right then... It is great you realize you are dreaming. Now to stay in the dream, just try to relax...don't get too excited. You are not a loser unless you are thinking about quitting. And no, that is not the reason. Many of us have our busy lives we have to deal with, including school, work, homework, and more. Please don't feel this way about us...

[TygrHawk]

Man of Dreams, I don't know what your game is, but kindly knock it off. You've only made one other post since you joined here, and that was in response to someone else's thread. If you're not going to ask questions, or at least introduce yourself properly, you can't expect people to just start contacting you. I'm sure you were sent a welcoming PM by one of the DreamGuides -- possibly even me (sorry, but we welcome so many people my feeble brain cannot remember all the names, and I can't keep all the sent messages to refer to or my mailbox would overflow). If you have questions that you don't want to post publicly, or just need some help with something, please contact one of the DreamGuides -- if not the one who sent you the welcome message, then any other will do. And by the way, I'm pretty sure that the majority of us failed many more than 3 times when first learning to induce lucid dreams. That certainly does not make you a loser in any way. You just have to keep trying, and have a positive attitude that you are going to succeed -- if not tonight, then tomorrow, or the next night.

[nesgirl119]

Originally posted by TygrHawk Man of Dreams, I don't know what your game is, but kindly knock it off. Thank you so much!

[man of dreams]

thank you very much ness, and tyger i really feel good about myself i have low self esteem and it seems nobody likes me. i am sorry i will try to relax more and i will post back and let you guys know how i have done thanks agian for the esteem boost

[nesgirl119]

Originally posted by man of dreams thank you very much ness, and tyger i really feel good about myself i have low self esteem and it seems nobody likes me. i am sorry i will try to relax more and i will post back and let you guys know how i have done thanks agian for the esteem boost Hey no problem. Just remember that some of us have jobs/school/homework/life we have to do, so it might take us a bit longer to respond to your posts. We will be routing for you, and I am willing to answer your questions, but maybe you might want to ask Tygrhawk, too. He is trained to help newbies like you. So you might want to go to him, too! I am still in training to help newbies like you!! 8)

[Gwendolyn]

Man of Dreams, you have to be a very confident person who isn't afraid to work hard to get what they want to Lucid Dream. Stop putting yourself down. If you aren't doing as good as you would like to be in the dreaming department, try some of the tutorials. Can't hurt to try, right?