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Do you dream? How often? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 6 months ago by Potatisen to c/asklemmy

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I saw another thread talking about dreams, I've had less than a handful of dreams throughout my life.

Do you dream? Every night?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 6 months ago

I wouldn't say I don't dream, but for reasons relating to birth, I dream in any substantial way very, very infrequently, and if I do, it's momentum for something else. I only ever remember dreaming in three topics: school, browsing, and talking to people I miss, with an infrequency of once a few times of year each. What few dreams one could say I have I care so little about that I often do everything I can to make sure I won't dream. I just don't want to be teased by having happy dreams that then say "psyche" and remind me of the state of being I'm in.