Can you remember your dreams?

Question

i know i can't....

Answer 1

rarely, its like i know i had dreamed but i dont know anything about it most of the time. even when i do remember some pparts of it, its very vague

Answer 2

it really depends, if there was a really signifigent person or place involved in a dream then you usually are able to remember it, but if not, you tend to forget them very easily, at least that is how it is with me and my friends, we talk about dreams we've had before so, idk if that's how it is for everybody else.

Answer 3

So accurately it scares me.

Dreaming is what I do for a living.

Answer 4

I can NEVER remember my dreams. Its really really reallly rare if i do

Answer 5

yeah

Answer 6

i cant it's so hard sometimes i don't even know the background.

Answer 7

yes, especially if they're vivid.

Answer 8

sometimes

Answer 9

Yes, I remember a lot of my dreams and very vividly with all the small details including smells and tastes and sounds. I also dream in colour despite what they say AND I've dreamt a fair few times that I'm male and apparently you're not supposed to dream about being the opposite s*x. Oops. (and no I'm not all confused about my gender or sexuality, very comfortable with who I am!!)

I write my dreams down sometimes, just so I can go back and see what I was dreaming at what part in my life.

Answer 10

All the time. some I wish I dont remember cause their wierd. like when i was little and in elementry school and going into a new grade I would have a dream about a teacher and one was where I was in a slide with my best friend and the teachers were like nuns and she blew her whistle which meant everyone had to go inside my friend slid down the slide but I cannot and the teacher puts something over the slide while smiling at me. I have some really fd up dreams.

Answer 11

yes sometimes but i don't like dreaming

Answer 12

yes you can! remember to do these things as soon as you wake up.

1. dont make any sudden movements, do not do anything to stimulate your senses or thought process as soon as you wake up.

2. secondly, dont try to remember your dream like you were reading it from a book, because dreams are very rarely in a linear form, they usually jump from place to place and its the fluidity of a dream that puts it all together.

3. you can dream the most after waking up at your normal body tempertature and just laying there in bed, semi-conscious.

keeping a dream journal could also help. once you try to practice to remember your dreams you will be more aware of specific points of them.

Answer 13

Always.  I hate it.

Answer 14

Yes, vividly. Sometimes I forget parts of my dreams, they tend to be very long and involved.

I wouldn't worry, just because you can't, each person is different. :)

If you really want to, I'd try just lying and bed and trying to recall what you were dreaming before you get up.