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Not really, I only remember them when they are extraordinarily scary. I guess it's because when something is really frightening, you become more interested in what happened and it makes me imagine this dream more. And I really start to feel like this dream is a reality, which of course helps me to remember it [...]
To be honest, I really don't see a lot of dreams, and I see dreams really rarely. So if I even see one and it's a nightmare or something, I will probably remember the snippets of it, but if it's a really good dream, I probably just forget about it the next day.
Most of the time, I do not remember any of my dreams unless they're very personal or specific. I think this is how the human brain works. You can remember your dreams only for a few minutes after waking up, but after one or two hours, you will completely lose that memory.
I dream a lot, and I can often recall them quite well. Usually, when I wake up, they soon fade, and even when I try to remember them, they're gone. I often have recurring dreams about trying to do something but having difficulty doing it.
Well, not really. I mean, sometimes I can recall my dreams, but sometimes I just remember some disconnected fragments of my dreams which don't make any sense. So, yeah,