I was under the impression that it's almost the other way around, in that dreams occur every night, but you simply don't always remember them.There is no actual concrete evidence that people actually dream as much as you think. I do dream from time to time but am aware and recall my dreams. Most nights I don't dream.
I was under the impression that it's almost the other way around, in that dreams occur every night, but you simply don't always remember them.
I never remember my dreams, except on rare occasions.
(Un?)strangely, when I do remember them there's often an answer to something I've been stressing over.
Suspicious ellipses.I usually only have...a recurring one about my sister...
Here's how it went down:
The dream starts with my parents going to bed and my sister and I are...totally hammered. I fall to my knees and my sister...starts...screaming. That's when...I...fuck...everything...
I remember waking up...fuckin'...my body and it felt very cold.
I often dream that I've missed a lot of school (college) and I'm missing a ton of materials at the end of the semester and I'm going to fail a course or 2. I've been out of school for 10 years now, but I frequently have this dream.
That's not a dream for me. I have an exam tomorrow and just realized this morning, as I was going through past exam papers, that I have forgotten about a third of the lectures in the course. Plus, I had the whole week as study leave, but I just couldn't concentrate and my parents kept finding things for me to do, so I haven't really studied much for the other two thirds that I remembered I should be studying. I should be okay, I theoretically need only 30% to pass the course overall, but damn I want better than to scrape a C-I often dream that I've missed a lot of school (college) and I'm missing a ton of materials at the end of the semester and I'm going to fail a course or 2. I've been out of school for 10 years now, but I frequently have this dream.
