Sociopath Community

I like having people around me mostly because I get bored fairly easily. But i get to know people on a sliding scale. When i hang out 1on1 with someone they get to know ME. But in group scenarios i mainly observe and am pretty quiet. Unless i drink about 14 beers then i get rowdy and confident ready to party...hahah

I normally can remember at least one person from my dream every night who i was with, and sometimes it's the most random person i could ever think of. Like the dreams are but a mere filing cabinet of memories and distorted faint delusional blended realities. blahblah you know what i mean.

I try not to feel fear and it often works, i climb up 40mtr tall trees with no rope and my mates cant even get 3 meters up hah that to me is nothing though. Fear keeps you alive and is good for the soul. Thats why when dreams turn to "nightmares" i tend to not wake myself up and go along for the ride because truly your not going to get hurt haha just might get visual sometimes. Thinking about it i definetely have ALOT less fear compared to a lot of other people i know...but thats mind training.

ANYWAY ill try remember my dreams tonight

peace

by Thrill Kill

Last night I dreamt that I hooked up with some good looking guy and we were planning to travel around together, but we needed the money to travel. I had an epiphany in the dream and came up with the perfect scam where I could steal thousands of dollars off people and it would be almost impossible to trace it back to me, but do you think I can remember the fucking scam now...

I wish I could have woken myself up and written it down straight away.

 If your brain had the ability to find the answer to that in sleep then surely you can come up with it again now that you are awake?

I will remember it eventually I suppose. I hope so anyway.

I've had several dreams which consisted of groping attractive women and not getting in trouble for it. I don't remember if I had raped anyone in my dreams, but I'm pretty sure I tried to. Sadly, my dream cut off before the "job" could be done. In the last "groping" dream, I was flying around looking for hot girls to grope. I've been stoned in my dreams (not sure if I smoked any weed in the dream), was chased by some monsters and was actually killed but I re-spawned (like in a video game, except no HUD). I have never had a nightmare, and every time I get a dream with monsters I am never scared. Pretty interesting...

by MrKhazar

I've been stoned in my dreams (not sure if I smoked any weed in the dream)

 I was snorting cocaine in one of my dreams once and I swear to god, I literally felt high as a fucking kite. It was awesome.

I have very many dreams. They are usually so varied and sometimes I can only remember parts of them, so they don't seem to make any sense or follow any sort of chronological order.

However, there is one dream that finds itself within the rotation quite regularly. I find myself in the middle of a parking lot which seems to be like the kind you would find at a large grocery store. I am reaching he apex of my height, like something launched me into the air and that point where you feel zero gravity right before you being to fall.

Anyways, my apex of height is a few feet above a lamppost which is in the parking lot. I am horizontal in the air and looking backwards towards the ground. There is a small crowd of people around the base of the lamppost watching. I am kicking my arms and legs. I begin to fall back towards the ground and right before the impact I look back towards the sky.

The dream ends there, and when I dream I can usually tell I am dreaming fairly quickly. But no matter what every time this happens to me it feels so real. I often wake up confused and it takes a moment for me to get my bearings.

by Nihilist

I have very many dreams. They are usually so varied and sometimes I can only remember parts of them, so they don't seem to make any sense or follow any sort of chronological order.

However, there is one dream that finds itself within the rotation quite regularly. I find myself in the middle of a parking lot which seems to be like the kind you would find at a large grocery store. I am reaching he apex of my height, like something launched me into the air and that point where you feel zero gravity right before you being to fall.

Anyways, my apex of height is a few feet above a lamppost which is in the parking lot. I am horizontal in the air and looking backwards towards the ground. There is a small crowd of people around the base of the lamppost watching. I am kicking my arms and legs. I begin to fall back towards the ground and right before the impact I look back towards the sky.

The dream ends there, and when I dream I can usually tell I am dreaming fairly quickly. But no matter what every time this happens to me it feels so real. I often wake up confused and it takes a moment for me to get my bearings.

 Being horizontal in the air is a freaky thing to experience in a dream. My episodes have progressed to being able to lift myself into the air at will and land when I want to. It took a few dreams to get to this stage , where fear was removed and I felt okay about it.

Your describing it as looking ''backwards'' towards the ground is interesting. I would have said ''looking forward''.

With yours, perhaps it suggests feeling ''un-grounded'' in the company of people or in public places.

A messy landing like that suggests a reluctance /fear to be on the ground and with others. It is not something you are skillful at.

Felling un-grounded could mean being out of touch with reality; or indicate emotional volatility, or feeling separate/disconnected from others and the world. 

Guess it could indicate depression and/or  a longing to be elsewhere, either creatively, imaginatively, physically, spiritually.

Just my take on it....

I rarely have dreams I actually remember. Sounds like I am missing out.

Same here, but I don't feel like I'm missing out. Dreams are just your own darned imagination. Also, the deeper you sleep the less you'll remember, but the more rested you'll be when you wake up. Lucid dreamers are terrible at sleeping, what they've mastered is to not fall entirely to sleep(staying in the first stage). 

I'm a lucid dreamer and I rarely have a problem sleeping.