I look forward to dreams. Even the bad ones...

I dream in the international language of love, which is to say, there's lots of moaning and sometimes busses.

I'm fluent n Spanish and I don't think I've ever dreamt in Spanish

I find I dream less and less as the days go on. Could it be an early sign of Alzheimer approaching?

Everyone dreams, you just remember them less. And yeah, I know the theories regarding people just not dreaming...I just don;t believe them. The mind (even for those w/ old-timers disease) never stops.

A terrible dream is often better that a really good movie.

There was about a decade there where I didn't remember a single dream. I hated going to sleep for a long time.

I rarely have dreams, only nightmares. I can't remember the last time I actually had a good dream.
I must work on this.

@ knox: You should be relieved to know I had a dream last night/this morning with actual conversations..but there's no way I could tell you what any of them were about.

@ artsy: Yeah, you need to work on that. It could be a sign of psychological trauma...

This whole thing about not being in your dreams - I think I read something about it I can't remember what it is supposed to mean tho...

I've been told that since the beginning of the 21st century, human beings dream differently because their dreams are VERY influenced (unconsciously of course) by movie conventions so, nowadays, dreams look more like movies than during the previous decades... I find this very interesting, I wonder what did 17th-century people's dreams look like...

is there anything to read about that?
that's so exciting.

I used to have dreams in English when I was in the US and spoke nothing but English (with the exception of occasional phone calls home) so my brain started fucking with me.

That's weird, I find nothing about it on the internet... But I found this article:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/...ur-dreams.html

It's not what I was talking about but it's pretty interesting stuff too.

it's amazing.