When i was a kid i use to always share my dreams with my siblings

Can we share dreams as adults?

Sharing dreams with adults causes them to act on some immediate instinct of evasion. Boredom, scorn, dismissal, and other emotions are noticed doing their rounds behind their eyes within seconds of bringing up the subject. They are offended.

>ha ha I don't dream

Is what you'll get and the subject will be immediately changed.
Me personally? I don't trust anyone who dismisses dreams.

My ex and I would sometimes slip into each other's dreams. It usually caused problems (big arguments) upon waking, especially when she would get in my dreams, because my dream self wasn't focused on her liking my waking self was.

Dreams tell you stuff to give you an advantage. Telling someone exactly what happened in your dream might be risky.

>>40845848
> I don't trust anyone who dismisses dreams.
because you are a loner and schizo

>>40845687 (OP)
dont share sacred things with unworthy people unelss you want to invite their ilk into your inner.

>>40845848
>Sharing dreams with adults causes them to act on some immediate instinct of evasion.
I haven't had that reaction in a while, because apparently my dreams are comparatively bizarre compared to what most others have.

>>40846567
I had a dream last night that I was with Mark Hamill in some studio and we were looking at a model of a star wars spacecraft made out of legos

>>40846837
Was it viable as a scale model? Not much for Star Wars so I'm not too familiar with the vehicles.

I'll share a dream as you have.

I'm walking on a floating island at a high altitude above the clouds. It's moderately temperate with rivers that waterfall to the ground below. It's one of many that orbit the main body.

As I walk along the mountainous terrain, I encounter a group of twelve that's in the middle of fighting a metallic grey, geometric cube-shaped being with multiple red eyes shielded behind armored, transparent lens. These twelve individuals in the group have immense destructive superpowers of varying types, but nothing penetrates its impervious shell.

The cube-being begins to fire directed energy beams from its many eyes, making short work of many of the dozen. Wherever it misses, entire sections of land become cut free where the beams fire. The power it has is hard to comprehend. The group starts focusing on the largest eye to attack. The lens shatters.

Through sheer dumb luck, the remainder of this group realize that the only way to defeat this thing is to gang up on an individual eye per facet. With each lens shattered and eye shot out, the being shrinks exponentially. They cannot manage to destroy this cubic being though, only render it inert enough to be harmless.

When the fighting is over, less than half remain intact. A young man with sharp features and blonde hair hands me the creature and tells me that I can have it for myself. He's just pawning off their problem of to me. Looking at it, I think it looks somewhat cute. It's also very affectionate and seems to really like being held.

Staring into its few remaining eyes, I witness the battle in its own perspective. It really enjoyed the fighting and found it to be a leisurely spar, a stark contrast to the horrifying battle of attrition that the adventuring party had in comparison. It did not suffer any pain at all. I find its perspective horrifying, but understand it's not human.

>>40846928
I decide to keep it with me. It's not like it's going to let me leave it behind anyways. It manifests a large parachute, so I take the opportunity to jump off the floating island and float down to the lower lands.

I ask the cube creature to keep me safe and float me down slowly, since the mountainous terrain is treacherous and does not slope downwards evenly. The creature obliges and keeps me floating high on the updrafts.

Perchance.

>>40848510
Mayhaps.

>>40845687 (OP)
What if you don't often remember your dreams? There are some that stand out, but for the most part, most of my 'dreams' disappear from memory quickly.

I once shared a dream with a Spanish guy. He recounted a very specific dream he had had, which I also had. I'm just not sure if we had it at the same time because I didn't pay attention to the date. It blew my mind.

>>40845687 (OP)
normgroids hate hearing about dreams for some reason. i think its a sure sign of an npc. dreams are very interesting. they outright shame each other for it though. dreaming is an aspect of sentience, they dont have it. i think they're actual matrix agents and since dreams are the first astral gateway i think they're trying to shame people out of ascending beyond the physical realm.

>>40845848
this. they don't dream. they're just matrix agents here to shame you into staying in the simualtion. dreams are the first step toward intentional spiritual advancements. if you couldn't dream, you may never suspect anything is going on other than what you see in the simulation. which is what they want.

My dreams often involve me working as a guard of a Reptilian controlled concentration camp for rogue human sleepers where if they escape the camp i hunt them and zap them with reptilian made light sticks that sedate them and erase their memory and then we drug them up and put them back in the camp. my squad leader's name is Greg. i'm pretty sure its real. why would i have dreams about the same thing for 1+ years often?

>>40850561
furthermore there's a "hospital" there where they do sick shit like cut prisoner's heads off and keep them alive on tubes. there's torture rooms where they strap a person to a chair and somehow make them live out horrors beyond human comprehension. if a human develops too many psychic powers and becomes a threat (almost like having too high a power level like a dragon ball z character) they'll first sedate you and memory wipe you then they'll put you in a metal tube with spinning blades along every inch of the inside of it that perpetually grinds up your body faster than you can regenerate (the people who unlock too much psychic powers can regenerate their injuries nearly instantly) then they launch the metal cylinder into space with you in it, keeping you perpetually grinded up which, in a video game metaphor, you could say keeps your "mana" at 0 so you can never escape the tube, and with 0 mana you cease to have dreams irl at night.

>>40850572
Jesus is this real?

>>40850572
fearmonger!

>>40850619
i feel its real. the simulation frames it as "just a dream". but i think that's by design. i think people cant remember dreams not by coincidence but because theyre purposely memory wiping all of us, some more than others. the guards at the end of every shift go in for a psychological conditioning session and a memory wipe, to prevent us from developing psychic powers. any human not sedated there will naturally begin developing psychic powers. the reptilians dont want that. i once read top secret documents in the office they left on a desk, and from it i learned our organization's name, however i couldnt retain the knowledge because they memory wipe us too hard. i knew it for 5 minutes but by the time i started up my computer to post it here i had forgotten already because they purposely memory wipe information like that. im getting brain damage this year and im pretty sure its from the memory wipes.

>>40845687 (OP)
>Can we share dreams as adults?
Not with that creepy picture, no. Sorry.

>>40845687 (OP)
I had a dream that my wife died in childbirth, specifically, there was one part of the dream where I was in the first person walking down a hallway that had a sign pointing towards the nicu. A few weeks later we were touring the hospital's L&D ward and we ended up walking down the same exact hallway that I saw in my dream and I've been quietly freaking out about it ever since. Also for whatever it's worth that was my first time being in the hospital so I had no way of knowing what the hospital looked like from the inside.

I have this movie on bluray

I don't dream.

bump

>>40850555

>>40850735
You shouldn't be giving birth a hospital. They probably would kill your wife, out of sheer retardation.