Ask Your Question today
I'm not sure if this is a side effect from a medication I'm taking, but every night (if I sleep well) I will have long dreams, and multiple dreams. Sometimes they're really realistic, which I'm assuming is normal. I have mental health problems (I'm not sure if that's important).
I always have multiple dreams and I don't have any mental problem. Sometimes I could remember every details (like the color of my shirt) and sometimes I forgot when I wake up.
I don't take any medicine and my mental health is okay but I have multiple dreams too.
I actually had 2 this night and completely random like first was about my friends grilling meat in a snow at night and second one was about how I bought meerkat that suddenly became a panda and I was having trouble with it because it didn't fit in car with me, my family and Misha Collins.
I'm beginning to think vivid or long or multiple (or any combination of the three) dreams are connected to mental health "problems".
I could probably be diagnosed bipolar, schizo, multiple personality, and oppositional defiant disorder if I went to a doctor today... Yet I feel I'm a totally normal (relatively speaking) person. I have very VERY vivid dreams, WITH plot and detail. My dreams are fucking awesome.
The other night I dreamt I was part of the crew of a space ship headed for the edge of the solar system to colonize a planet. (Then I had to wake up and use the bathroom...) When I went back to sleep I dreamt I was one of the people left behind on the original planet but it was attacked and partially destroyed by a rival group of colonizing aliens. You could look out the window and see the shifting peices of earth barely held together by what my sleeping brain called residual gravity. So fucking epic.
Im not on any meds, but I do have multiple dreams, about 2 days a week. Its awesome!
Everybody has multiple dreams in one night, but you just cant remember them its been proven. But the dreams you usually remember are the ones that are in the morning.
I have very livid dreams as well, almost every other night. I'd say it's normal