Its very strange , How does this happenes ?

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Hay guys i cant understand one thing . Look i still remember my dreams which i saw when i waz 7 or 8 . Hence keepin dreams in your head iz difficult . How it happenes ?

[•Neko•]

Hay guys i cant understand one thing . Look i still remember my dreams which i saw when i waz 7 or 8 . Hence keepin dreams in your head iz difficult . How it happenes ? These dreams are just very memorable. For example, I can still remember a nightmare I had when I was 4 or 5. It was just so scary that I couldn't stop thinking about it, and so, I can still remember it.

[Oneironaught]

Memory of dreams really isn't all that different from memory of waking life experiences in certain ways. Both types of events actually happen to the person who experiences them. The difference is where they occur (i.e. internally or externally). So, with the understanding that memories are memories - regardless of their original source - it's not too hard to imagine that childhood dream memories could linger as long as childhood real-life memories.

[Moonbeam]

Dreams don't get stored in long-term memory unless you make an effort to think about them. They are very easily lost, which is why you can feel them slipping away sometimes just as you are trying to think about them. However, if you do manage to think about a dream and concentrate on it before it is gone, you can remember it, and then it is just like any other memory. You probably thought a lot about those childhood dreams after you woke up, and got them permanently stored in your brain.

[Torcher]

I've got some old as hell dreams in my brain. They're in black and white, like I had them before my brain fully understood color. They are my oldest memories, before the age of three at least.

[John_23]

I find that if you don't think about a dream when you wake up it goes but if you think about it while waking it gets stored in your normal memory