zzz - dream

i know the feel

>>36
>>39
but have you ever had one that was pleasant? i have once. it was almost serene until i hit the floor splat.

I've never had a dream where I was falling. Ever. It's supposed to be common. I feel like I'm missing out.

>>36
Closest I've had is a recurring dream where I fell into a nearby canal while completely ignoring the fact that water has a bigger density than air. The whole dream takes less than 10 seconds start to finish.

>>56
I know man. I've never had a lucid dream either. I rarely dream at all.

It sucks.

>>148
You probably just don't remember them.
Do you have an exact time to wake up? Set your alarm to one hour ealier and go back to sleep.

I always have this dream where I'm falling and hit the water and slowly drift away. Mostly this is with half-panic, but the last time I was calm and it was relaxing. I could feel everything leaving and I didn't care one bit.

>>101
I thought this only was only hapening to me.

i never had any falling dreams either, but i think it would be pretty awesome - vid realted why i think so http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWsjlFB9l5Y

closest thing i had was in the stairway that goes down from my flat - i was moving down the stairs, falling so slowly that basically i could get down the entire stairway without touching the ground if i caught the bars and used them to turn around to the next few stairs
i also had dreams of flying as a kid, but they were very very slow, like i had to concentrate and do these weird moves to keep me in the air. highest i could fly was roofs of some buildings, and it took a lot of time, but was worth so i did it.
guess overweight kids move slow even in dreams, right?

literally every time that happens I'll wake up in the exact same position, face down with my head falling between the bed and wall

must be something to do with orientation

>>53
that's like all of them for me
were scary at first, but I got used to them.

Does anyone ever keep dreaming after having hit the ground and died?