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Dazachi wrote:

I can sorta choose when I want to wake up.

yea, same.... O.o

I have trouble sleeping when I'm excited about the next day or I want to wake up at a certain time, if I do fall asleep, I don't usually dream. I think it's because I daydream as I use scratch. It  gets my creativity flowing.

Dreams are a way for your mind to work out the problems in your head and erase from memory unimportant files. It's like temp. files on your computer. When you shut down, the files are gone 

You can control your dreams if you realise that you're dreaming. It's pretty easy. 

Kileymeister wrote:

The only time I try to wake up is in a nightmare.

OwO I never have nightmares..... xD

i controlled one once. i remember flying on a giant seagull wielding a banana sword. dont knw * i was doing

nikkiperson2 wrote:

I can control my dreams sometimes. Usually I fall asleep with my Television on, so sometimes in my dream I can hear things from the TV; when I hear those sounds coming from nowhere I know that I am in a dream, and I do whatever I want.

Other times, though, I just get a normal dream. I don't really sleep much to begin with , though ^^

Another thing I can do is if I'm listening to the radio or tv while I'm asleep, if I'm awake enough I'm actually able to join the show. But you have to actually move your eyes in a certain direction or you will wake up. But if you fall back asleep, I can continue it.

I'll explain lucid dreaming a little.Lucid dreaming is basically where someone realises that they are in a dream,from the faintest suspiscion to the largest realization,at which point the dreamer can either wake up from excitment or wanting it,or can control what happens in a dream.It usually happens easiest to young children,although adults can do it too.It is easier for people who can remember their dreams to do,which is why people occasionally try to keep a record of their dreams.Their are various methods of inducing a lucid dream,but i'll post my favorite(it works for some people but not others):
Lay down on a bed in a comfortable position.Once this is done,start counting from one up,trying to move as little as possible,if at all.After a while,you may feel a tingling or electrical feeling like you've been shocked that may be uncomfortable;this is just your body trying to freeze your muscles so that you won't start reanacting your dream.Continue counting for as long as possible.If your lucky,then you may enter a dream conciously;this means that you already can start to check if your in a dream,and may enter lucid dreaming shortly afterwards.

nikkiperson2 wrote:

Other times, though, I just get a normal dream. I don't really sleep much to begin with , though ^^

Lol...

cheddargirl wrote:

There have been times where I could control my dreams - but not the events that happen within it; rather I seem to have this ability to willfully switch between characters within my dream or even switch to watching my dreams in third person.

Same. :-D

Brass45 wrote:

I'll explain lucid dreaming a little.Lucid dreaming is basically where someone realises that they are in a dream,from the faintest suspiscion to the largest realization,at which point the dreamer can either wake up from excitment or wanting it,or can control what happens in a dream.It usually happens easiest to young children,although adults can do it too.It is easier for people who can remember their dreams to do,which is why people occasionally try to keep a record of their dreams.Their are various methods of inducing a lucid dream,but i'll post my favorite(it works for some people but not others):
Lay down on a bed in a comfortable position.Once this is done,start counting from one up,trying to move as little as possible,if at all.After a while,you may feel a tingling or electrical feeling like you've been shocked that may be uncomfortable;this is just your body trying to freeze your muscles so that you won't start reanacting your dream.Continue counting for as long as possible.If your lucky,then you may enter a dream conciously;this means that you already can start to check if your in a dream,and may enter lucid dreaming shortly afterwards.

Cool, I'm going to try that tonight.

I've only realized that I'm dreaming a couple times, and most of the time I failed to take control. Once when I realized that I was dreaming, I wanted to wake up so a guy appeared and said to push this button to wake up. And it worked!

I wish my dreams were actually fun, all of them something extremely scary happens.
Once I know that its a dream, I try to find something to kill myself with, so I can spare myself from being in a scary situation, or even a painful one. I wish my dreams were happy.

How can everyone be so good at this? Well, almost everyone.

Does anyone have tips? I tried it, and for the first time in ages - I couldn't remember my dreams at all.

I tried it again, and ended up slashing at enemies with a sword.