XPost: alt.dreams
From: gcarr01@shaw.ca
I'm of the opinion that we are responsible for our actions in lucid
dreams. I don't think you would like it if the homosexual tried to
rape you in the spaghetti tub.
On Sat, 9 Jul 2005 06:19:29 -0700, "Dellamorte"
wrote:
>On the rare occasion I have a lucid dream, I can't control it. Last night I
>had my first lucid dream in a long time. I was walking around the desert
>with some family and ran into some other people. Knowing at this point that
>it was lucid, I tried changing things around to my advantage, but I couldn't
>alter *anything*! Occasionally everything started to fade out as it does
>when I'm about to wake up, so I'd walk around and keep my eyes open and
>focus on some of the imagery.
>
>What I remember most is that I was talking to this African guy, telling him
>how I can't control my lucid dream and asking if he could help me change
>things around. Well, he created a bathtub filled with spaghetti, but he
>wouldn't bring me the girls I wanted because it turned out he was a
>homosexual with his own agenda, and thus refused to bring me the females I
>wanted for such activity. He's a *dream character*, why does he care?
>
>I've always had this problem with lucid dreams. Fully aware I'm in a dream
>but completely unable to manipulate the laws of physics or wills of women to
>my advantage. Years ago I had a dream I was back in high school, and upon
>gaining lucidity, wanted to seduce one of these girls in the hallway, but
>they all just walked past and ignored me! But I couldn't get myself to rape
>one of them, despite knowing it was a dream and not really happening.
>
>So basically my lucid dreams are *just like real life*! With the occasional
>bathtub of spaghetti in the desert.
>
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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