Probably a 1. I know I have pretty rich dreams where I dream up movies but I never remember the details when I wake up so I don’t know how weird and bad they are. The stuff that I can remember is being able to fly and having a smartphone or light fixture that I can’t get to work.
shareI have dreamt about flying too and had all sort of weird dreams.
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3/10 maybe, the most vivid memories are sex, work and real estate dreams
I have a fairly frequent dream of inheriting a vast Victorian house that I need to fix up and it’s loaded with beautiful antiques and secret rooms and there’s a sort of threatening presence in the home
Jeez, that sounds like something to tell a psychiatrist!
"and real estate dreams"
Sounds exciting!😆
Weird, right?
I watch a lot of Home and Garden TV, I’m into antiques and I love that Trulia.com…Stop shaming me😤
I clicked on that link and it showed my own hometown of Rotterdam, but when I clicked on the search button, the results were all in San Francisco! That's not the same.😕
Does Martha Stewart ever show up in your dreams? Because that could be pretty hawt!
That’s strange, I have no idea why that would be, maybe try the search bar for Rotterdam, it’s a great site, you can ‘ballpark’ what price your place is and locate another place fairly quickly
Martha Stewart was pretty cute a while ago
I think it only works for the US.🤔
Hey, according to Snoop Dogg she's SMOKING hot!🚬
Between a 6 or 7.
shareDepends on how well I’m sleeping at the time. If I’m restless and waking a lot during the night I tend to remember my dreams quite well the next day. If I sleep heavily though I might remember a few details as soon as I wake up, but it fades pretty quickly.
shareMost days, I'd say 9. I recall a dream I had 4 nights ago vividly. That's usually how it is with my dreams, they're very lingering.
Less often, 3-4. Dreams can really slip away from me sometimes and only leave traces other times.
You have a good memory. Most people get lost in their dreams.
shareThank you, but I don't think it has anything to do with how good one's memory is. It's more about how lucid your dreams are to begin with (in my case, very lucid) and also just what your mind lets you hold onto, it's not like a test you can study for or something.
shareI can usually remember my dreams in sharp detail if they happened right before I wake up. Sometimes I have two or three dreams merge with each other, often with the plot blending into the next one. Even weirder, it "makes sense" when I'm in the dream, but once I'm awake, it all sounds ludicrous.
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