I'm pretty sure a toboggan is a sled like thing. How did she have hair under her sled? Anyway I've had some haunting dreams too. I don't like them.

[b]Reposting this at the top for everyone to read if they want to[/b] The first thing that you need to do is to train your mind to realize the difference between reality and dreams. To do this I suggest keeping a note book with all of your dreams on it. Whenever you wake up write down your dream in this note book an read the last few entries that you have made. This reinforces your mind to become familiar with these occurrences so if you have a repeat dream you will be more likely to realize it.  Also start taking reality checks. Anything you can do, that would make sense for your brain, that works helps this. Examples would be counting your fingers, looking at faces for description, keeping track of time, pinching your self. When I did this I used a rubber band on my wrist because it seemed less suspicious or weird. Do these reality checks often. You want to make them as close to second nature as possible so that when you are dreaming your mind might remember to try it.  Don't eat junk food before bed. This includes fast food. Studies have shown that that eating junk food before bed raises your metabolism and causes more brain activity which makes you sleep less soundly. This also increases your chance of nightmares, and that's not what you are probably aiming for.  You can try this next step immediately and every day. It will be your gateway to your dreams you desire. Lay down flat on your back (less pillows helps too. You can have 1). Close your eyes but try to stay awake for as long as possible while thinking of what you want to dream of. It will take a minimum 10-15 minutes before you fall asleep without realizing it (some people say they feel a pressure on their chest but I never have). Congratulations, you are now unaware of the fact that you are lucid dreaming. The next step is to figure out that are dreaming. The only way of doing this is for your brain to recognize the difference between dreams and reality. The reason that you fell asleep thinking of what you wanted to dream of is because it creates structure for what you want. Your subconscious will always guide you so when you dream your mind is on auto pilot making the decisions that you would anyway inside of your dreams. However this structure that you have created is delicate. If you try to control or change your dream too much you will wake up disappointed and probably talking or trying to move. This happens because your brain activity increases when you do things manually. So avoid saying things that you want to say because your mind will do it for you. Warning I feel like giving you a fare warning about the alight dangers of lucid dreaming. I have never experienced any of these things but they can apparently happen because someone smart said so. Also do not quote me on this because I am going off of memory from like 3 or 4 years ago. I remember reading that in rare cases people who lucid dream can start to experience in reality visual distortion (not blindness) mainly with shadows and possibility of coma which can lead to death. Now I've never seen shadows distort but on nights when I'm really tire ,and a recent discovery for when I'm drunk, I see movements happen twice but in close sequence. Ex: you will move your finger across your smart device and in your peripheral vision the movement will happen twice. This isn't a medical issue but still something to be aware of as well as entertained by. As for the unlikely events of comas and death you have to ask yourself something. [spoiler]do you feel lucky, well do ya punk?[/spoiler] If you are going to die would you like to die smiling? That is how you lucid dream. Have fun. Summary: 1.keep a notebook of your dreams you have 2.take reality checks constantly 3. no junk food before bed time 4.lay flat on your back, close your eyes and keep in mind what you want to dream about until you drift into your sleep while trying to not fall asleep. 5.once you realize you are lucid dreaming don't make drastic changes or actions or you will wake up. 6.possible warnings that you should read about if you are interested. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ If you are interested in learning more about how your brain works in this situation I'll make a post for that too. Let me know if you want a new thread for it instead. If you want more information on lucid dreaming you can go here  http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/7-steps-to-start-lucid-dreaming.html Or here http://m.wikihow.com/Lucid-Dream

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Em i cray ciz I had an dream?

Have you tried going to the house in real life?

She is literally your dream gf.

TL;DR

Maybe to find her we inception you.

Hi brad.

You a are fuc[b]k[/b]in bananas

She's an amalgamation of everything you despise, and the next time you fall asleep she will betray you.

Mind control *puts on a tin foil hat*

*slides business card across table* You must join us Call that number at exactly 7:00 tonight we're you will be instructed to dial 3 by the aliens and you will be tracked down by the Government relentlessly as the Illuminati takes your family and yoda does your sister.

I just thought about something. Is she real. Just because she is in my head doesn't make her less of a person. I'm in my head. What if she was the personality and I was in her dream.

Get psychiatric therapy.

Screw you guys. I never get cool dreams.

Is this a wet dream???