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    1. 02-27-2010 11:41 PM #1
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      Just a dumb question

      Well, this is my first post (I'm guessing you can see) that is shown on these forums. I kind of just have a dream related question. Not necessarily on Lucid Dreaming but on dreams in general. My question...

      Is it normal to comprehend emotions in dreams on a higher magnitude than in real life? Because I can be in a certain situation and actually end up tearing in real life for some reason. This happened in one dream when a member of my family almost/did die (I couldn't really understand the dream in the end XD). I went through that in real life and I didn't end up crying. I was just really sad, on the verge of tearing, but not really crying.

      And don't call me heartless because I didn't cry D:.
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    2. 02-28-2010 12:08 AM #2
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      Welcome to Dreamviews!

      It is the same way for me. Emotions in my dreams are very often amplified or blown out of proportion. I believe you'll find this is the case with many people. So, yes it's completely normal.
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    3. 02-28-2010 01:45 AM #3
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      actualy for my in my dreams my emotions are suppressed and even sometimes non existant is it like that for anyone else?
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    4. 02-28-2010 03:22 AM #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by FortressForever View Post
      Welcome to Dreamviews!

      It is the same way for me. Emotions in my dreams are very often amplified or blown out of proportion. I believe you'll find this is the case with many people. So, yes it's completely normal.
      So I'm not a complete freak.
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      But I also have another question...

      What would happen if you tried to take a picture in a lucid dream? Would it just not work? I'd kind of assume it'd work the same way a mirror works (or is told to work, I wouldn't know because I haven't had a dream that I can control anything yet... ).
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