<p>So jealous. I never remember my dreams, except for when I’m woken up in the middle of one-- but then I only remember the dream starting from when it begins to fade :(</p>
<p>I’ve had a lucid dream once or twice and it was pretty darn awesome! Sadly, I don’t remember any of my dreams now. I use to remember they when I was younger, but now when I wake up, I almost immediately forget them.</p>
<p>What’s weird is that since I’ve been forgetting my dreams, I’ve been been really short-term forgetful. I’ll be thinking of something and the next second I’ve completely gone blank! Coincidence? Maybe!</p>
<p>^^^ @rrcjmcandless: Yeah! I do that a lot. Mostly, when I have a bad dream, I can usually wake up when my blood pressure gets elevated enough. I once slept through a Harry Potter movie and I had a dream that I was at Hogwarts. lol</p>
<p>Evertime I realize i’m in a dream, I wake up almost instantly. I saw this super hot chick in my dream and then I was like wait, this has to be a dream…and damn, I had to wake up just when things were getting good. :(</p>
<p>I have lucid dreams about once every three times. I don’t know how I can do it, but it just happens. When I was little I would try to convince everyone in my dream that they were really in a dream, but no one ever believed me lol. Now I basically just travel to places, eat really awesome food, fight zombies, and other…stuff.</p>
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<p>Oh man, I try to run in my dreams all the time! It’s so annoying because I’m like “***, I can’t run fast.” My legs end up moving very slowly like they’re in pudding or underwater (like some1 else said). When I was little I use to literally move my legs so I would kick my blankets to the ground. Hahaha.</p>
<p>Also, when I was little, I used to accidently sleep with my face in the pillow. Of course I couldn’t breathe, but I had the same dream that I was in a huddle with a bunch of firefighters planning to storm into a burning building. Looking back, this was VERY dangerous. I would realize that it was just a dream, and I would force my body around to breathe.</p>
<p>Nowdays, I just go along with my dreams. I find myself running around in confusing buildings a lot.</p>
<p>This happens to me occasionally. Usually after I’ve been asleep and only kind of wake up before falling asleep again. Very cool.</p>
<p>How do you “fall” in your sleep? Usually we all “fall” or something, it’s part of the sleep cycle right? And many of us wake up that way. </p>
<p>I always fall by falling down the stairs. Always. My friends have said that the fall by falling off a cliff or something similar.</p>
<p>^ I usually jump out a window or off a ledge or something in Matrix-style slow motion. But that’s because most of my lucid dreams - when I’m lucky enough to have them - involve chase sequences where I’m running away from something.</p>
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<p>I’ve only had one lucid dream in my whole life. It was maybe 10 yrs ago but I still remember it. Someone was chasing me. This was about the fifth nightmare in as many nights I’d had at that time, and I guess I realized that it wasn’t real. I was still very scared, but trying to convince myself not to freak out. That didn’t help very much lol–I was still incredibly scared. I knew I would wake up before the dude killed me, so I sort of just started running slower. He approached with a knife; I woke up; nightmare over.</p>
<p>I didn’t at the time realize I couldv’e made myself fly! I wish I woulda tried… I just wanted to get out of it b/c it was a terrible nightmare!</p>
<p>And smorgasbord, I LOVE that song (and Franz) very very much. :D</p>
<p>I usually “fall” by tripping over my own two feet. Clumsy in real life, clumsy in my dreams…</p>
<p>Do you do anything to bring on a lucid dream? Or does it just happen randomly for you?</p>