Share your 'my first lucid dream stories'

One of the first lucid dream stories I heard was about a person who suddenly realized they were dreaming while walking in a strange forest in their dream. They became excited and decided to fly. So they jumped and soared above the trees, feeling an amazing sense of freedom.

The most interesting part for me was the moment of realization. It was like a light bulb went off in my head, and suddenly I knew I was in a dream. After that, being able to fly freely was just incredible.

One of my scariest lucid dream stories was when I realized I was in a dream but couldn't control it. I was in a dark, old mansion. There were strange noises everywhere. I saw shadowy figures moving in the corners. I tried to run but it felt like I was moving in slow motion. It was terrifying as I knew it wasn't real but still felt so threatened.

Well, lucid sex dreams can vary greatly from person to person. There are those who claim to have lucid sex dreams that are more about emotional connection rather than just physical. In these dreams, they might feel a deep sense of intimacy with the dream partner. It could be a way for the mind to process feelings of attraction or love that may be present in waking life, though not always in a straightforward way.

There was a man who had a lucid dream where he was in a hospital. He knew he was dreaming, but the hospital was filled with a sense of dread. He saw patients with strange deformities walking around aimlessly. When he tried to find an exit, the corridors kept changing direction. He heard screams and cries from the rooms. As he tried harder to escape, he suddenly saw a doctor with a large, bloody scalpel coming towards him. It was a truly horrifying lucid dream experience.

One time, I had a lucid dream where I could fly. I soared over my hometown like a superhero. But then I saw my neighbor's dog also flying and chasing me. It was really funny. I tried to land on the roof of my house, but I accidentally crashed into a big tree instead. It was a wild and comical adventure.

One common element is the sudden realization that one is dreaming. It's like a light bulb moment in the middle of the dream. Another is the urge to test the limits of the dream world, such as flying or changing the environment.

In my first lucid dream, I was in a large hall. The moment I realized it was a dream, I felt a rush of excitement. I remembered that I could do whatever I wanted. So, I decided to change the color of the walls. They turned from a dull grey to a bright purple in an instant. Then I thought about meeting my favorite fictional character. And there he was, walking towards me. We talked for a while, and it was like having a real conversation. It was truly a memorable experience as I was fully aware that it was all happening in my dream world, and I had the power to shape it as I liked.

Well, in the first lucid dream story, one can anticipate a lot of confusion at first. When you become lucid, it's not always clear what to do right away. You could also expect some really cool and unexpected things to happen. For example, you might find that objects can change shape or disappear just by thinking about it. And often, there's a feeling of being in a world that's both familiar and strange at the same time. It's like your subconscious is creating this unique experience for you, and you get to be an active part of shaping it once you're lucid.

I don't really feel comfortable sharing such a personal story. But generally, a wet dream can be a natural part of puberty for many people. It often occurs during sleep when hormonal changes are taking place.