Truth or Dare

@Sanfi Same Truth as Anna

@Edge I'm actually meeting Gianna in a few days (she's relatively new). I'd probably want to chill with Lenny, Queen, Maria and Napalm

@Sanfi Nice man ^^

Hmm, the worst dream I had was a lucid dream, After realizing I was dreaming thus starting a lucid dream the world I was in which was a big fantasy city at the time came to a complete halt time froze. As I was walking around the area I would notice that even though things were frozen people would still shift location. Not when I was watching it was as almost if they teleported to where ever they went. The dream took a dark spiral shortly after though eventually I came to a park and sit down but then time started forwarding instead of stopping at a much faster rate. Until it stopped around what I assumed was late evening, the people had all gathered around me and we're looking at me dead on frozen. Than with a sudden click they literally faded out until there was nothing but me. I ran around everywhere but couldn't find anybody at that point until I came to a bridge of sorts and crossed it with everything else vanishing behind me. Than I woke up,

No, I can that one was when I was 17. I watched some doctor who before that dream so I am pretty sure where the time part of it came from. Still the worst though coupled with the effects of lucid dream.

Oh that sucks though. So what do you do with your lucid dreams? In a world entirely under your control where the only limit is your imagination?

Be somebody else and enjoy a fresh take on life through differing perspectives. Along with testing out effects on the reality I created. The only downside in lucid dreams I would say is a lot of what makes sense in a dream such as let's use a example like a newly discovered formula you are positive works, turns into a bunch of gibberish back home in reality. Best not to get attached to any of it. Also I know a lot of people think that you can spend a entire lifetime in a lucid dream in a matter of hours real time. However that's not true while you can decrease or increase your perception of time through time dilation it's mainly that what's happening in the dream is like watching a 2 hour movie summarizing everything that happened in that characters life. Also most people can't go over the 10 to 15 minute mark for lucid dreams.