Thread: How old are all of you?

Originally Posted by damnpamn

I am an ancient one at age 44. I have been lucid dreaming since my early teens.

Haha the way you said that made me laugh.

I am 18

I'm 19. I don't believe there is an age where one becomes too old to start lucid dreaming. As long as you are willing to learn, and still have dreams (who doesn't?) then why shouldn't you be able to? ...Okay, okay, unless you have quite bad memory problems, I suppose.

Hi everyone.
My first post here.

I am 27.
I see most of the members are under 20:p

I feel like an old man now !

I like the forum already. Yours

Originally Posted by MindDaguerreotype

Ah ! I'm 32. How should I feel ?
I discovered lucid dreaming last year and I'm now at the 100 LDs point (a majority of them were very short and low-quality however), so late age is not the problem :p

28 here....

Lucid dreaming started around age ,ok i have no idea..but i have them more now then when i was younger...but that is probably cos i am more focused on it now then when i was younger.

Fuck guys, making me feel old.

Anyway, what happened to the 16 year age limit???

16

43... been LDing for about 10 years.

I was born the week the Beatles came to the US and played Ed Sullivan.

Originally Posted by skysaw

43... been LDing for about 10 years.

I was born the week the Beatles came to the US and played Ed Sullivan.

Beatles? Ed Sullivan?
Gramps is mumbling crazy again

awww just kiddin, we love you

I'm 15.. :p

I'm 33. I read about lucid dreaming in the late 90's and then fell away from it for awhile because I never was able to get enough sleep to succeed. Now I'm back with vengeance and determined to master it.

-apathy

Originally Posted by Elwood

14 plz dont throw me out!

lol!
I'm 15, dont throw me out either!

Originally Posted by BeautifulDreamer

Anyway, what happened to the 16 year age limit???

it's actually a 15 year age limit

Originally Posted by luv2dream

it's actually a 15 year age limit

No it used to be 15. Now I think it's 13. If you are UNDER 13 you need a parent's permission to join.

At least that's what it was when I joined. Now I don't know if there even IS an age limit. I re-read the registration rules, and I can't find anything about what age you have to be.

I be 16 years of age. Shhh, nobody told you.

I'm 26... at least I'm not the oldest one who's replied to this thread! :p

19 and just got into this...haven't had a lucid dream yet.

I'm turning 19 in about a month! An LD would be nice for my birthday! Better than some crappy card, anyways! ('Cept the card from grandma with $10 in 'em; those rule!)

It's funny, I always thought that LDing would be particularly difficult during the teen years, what with crazy hormones and all. Meh.

I'm turning fifteen in August. I started lucid dreaming a year and a half ago, but I've been going through phases where I'll start, then stop, then start again, then stop again. Each time I start, it's a lot like starting from scratch, and it's something that I'm trying to stop.

I'm in my latter 40's and have been have LD's for most of my life. All I can say is that the LD experience improves with age.

HOLY CRAP! I'm 85!

hah. just kidding
16 over here.

Its kind of funny when you see everybody's posts like.. " LUCID SEX! " and they end up being like.. 13.

TRUE DAT! ^ Ha that was funny "HOLY CRAP! I'm 85!

hah. just kidding
16 over here."

Stalkers

Ha, mostly teenagers. As am I at the age of 17...

I can remember my first lucids dreams at a surprisingly early age, somewhere around 4-5, possibly even younger. Haven't had a (good) lucid in a LONG time though. I sort of accidently/unconciously trained myself to block out my dreams due to various ummm... tramatic (sp?) experiences. Though recently i've been working towards becoming lucid again. My recall used to be around 1-2 a month, though now is between 1-3 a night. I plan to reclaim my dreamscape lol, f-ing nightmares...

BTW: First post, great forum you guy's got here...

I'm 36, and have been Lucid dreaming since the 80s. I didn't realise there were so many young people here either. But I guess that makes sense. Most of the older people are probably to set in they're ways, To want to really start learning it. And since Lucid Dreaming is Just starting to get more known.
It's only logical that more kids than adults would be interested in it. But thats not a bad thing. It makes the future of Lucid Dreaming Look pretty good!