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I never remember my dreams, to the point that I am not convinced I actually have dreams. I sleep well, wake up refreshed most mornings, but have no recollection
by WesleyJohnson 4y ago
I never remember my dreams, to the point that I am not convinced I actually have dreams. I sleep well, wake up refreshed most mornings, but have no recollection of having dreamt. Probably all the caffeine...
- doliveira 4y agoHonestly I seldom remember I dreamt at all, and when I do it's more of a persistence of the emotion I was feeling than recollecting the dream itself. But when I do remember, it generally means it wasn't a good sleep
- tgv 4y agoBy now I'm pretty sure that during a large period of my life I almost didn't dream. I dreamt perhaps once a month, and usually in clusters of a few days. Nowadays, I dream very often, almost every night. I also wake up more often during the night. Unless my brain rewired significantly, I think the conclusion that I simply didn't dream back then is quite likely.
- deltaonefour 4y agoNo if you REM you dreamed. I also don't remember my dreams at all. This is the way it's supposed to be for us. If you remember your dream it means you were woken up in the middle of it. Something is disrupting your sleep whether it's the brain itself or something else. The waking up in the middle of the night thing could be sleep apnea. For people like us we're not suppose to remember dreams. But if we do, it means our sleep was disrupted.
- tgv 4y ago> No if you REM you dreamed. REM is not the definition of dreaming.
- deltaonefour 4y agoI never said that. Please be logical. REM is not the definition of dreaming but if you REM you dreamed. Thanks.
- tgv 4y agoThere's no conclusive evidence for that, if you want to be "logical", only correlations based on subject manipulation.
- deltaonefour 4y agoBy logical I mean I never said REM is defined dreaming. If I never said it, then why do you use it as a counter claim. That is illogical.