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[BenevolentMuffinKing]

Today, I remember my dreams only once in a while. I remember being terrified as a kid, however, because I almost always had nightmares where I would end up dieing. Some dreams I remember are:

A gorilla chases me through my house and eventually eats my brains while my mother is washing dishes.

The cast of Zoom forces my family to consume baking soda with vinegar.

An evil version of my mother tries to keep me in my dream forever. I shock her to death with my Pikachu.

[ReiSilver]

I dream every night too, in colour and I often lucid dream as well. When I was little I remember being very surprised that not everyone did dream in colour or could direct their dreams in some way.

I remember one dream where I was running from Zombies, I realized I was in a dream and ran down an ally and concentrated on summoning guyver armor (from an anime) killed the zombies and flew away XP

[MisCogwheelCollector]

I usually remember my dreams and I write them down in my dream journal every morning. I should better use an audio recorder, 'cause what I do is: when I wake up, I write some key words on my hand, so when I'm fully awake, I can look at them and instantly remember what the whole dream was about. I do love mentioning small details, 'cause after a while those dreams are a lot more interesting to read and they inspire me if I'm out of ideas for school (art academy). I have 2.5 finished journals.

[AThursdaysChild]

I don't generally remember my dreams, but when I do I will usually write them down because I want to use them for fiction writing. I also have the ability to push myself back into sleep to finish out a dream, which can come in handy sometimes...

[idividedbyzer0]

Last night I had a dream that involved me saving blue Elmo-like aliens that were being used for slave labor in a Craft (like the macaroni) factory. A lot of the time I was on roller skates. Stuff happened.

I've also had dreams of getting into car accidents, even though I've never actually been in one.

[VoyagesInEnglish]

sometime ago i had a dream where my cousin, my sisters and i stole a car and were speeding down bayshore. and then a cop got up on us and instead of stopping we started driving at some 120 mph and after an extremley climatic chase scene we ended up in a canal. then i woke up

[LancerD1984]

I have a recurring dream where my teeth shatter and go all over the floor.

[SillySprites]

Lasty, When I laid in bed that night I was sort've frozen, I couldn't move my body at all to pull my blankets over me...:| strange stuff

[SillySprites]

Then one day I was like napping or something and my mom knocked on my door and I ..almost..woke up? I don't know how to explain but I wasn't...like..myself, and I was talking really fast and not making any sense and freaking out for no reason and while I had some conciousness I couldn't control it, and once I remember going to sleep and all of a sudden my bedroom fan sounded SOOO loud to me and for some reason I thought it was going to explode and I made my sister take it out of my room..

[SillySprites]

I remember once, maybe when I was 10 or late 9 years old I had this reoccuring dream where I was in this large space and either walls would close in on me slowly, walls with spikes...or like this sorta bomb would go off and destroy everything.. and when i regained conciousness I awoke standing outside my mom's bedroom door, I run there during the droom I think. And I had this dream for weeks..every night..X_x.. like ugh, it was terrible, I was soo frightened.

[S42739]

In one of my dreams i was being chased by scream, and when he unmasked hiself it was my teacher. Omigosh that was the scariest dream ever. But that was in 06.

[MoonchildMindaugas2]

"Seeing" dreams depends on what part of the night you see them. We have dreams every night, but we only "see" them if the R.E.M. phase (rapid eye movement)is not followed by the "long-sleep" phase, - in other words, if you wake up right after or during the R.E.M. phase.

As for remembering them, I think it depends on our memory. Samm, I remember dreams even from my early childhood (not all of them, but hey, I was 6 years-old 20! years ago). Probably because they affected me a lot.