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  1. I thought I was lying in bed seeing black and hazy grey all over. Somehow, I was aware that I was in a dream at that moment. I wanted to wake up, so I tried vigorously to shake my head and open my eyes. I thought they opened, but I was still in the same black-and-grey surroundings. I tried again, harder, and thankfully I really awoke this time! 😅 I realized my radio was still on, but with muted volume.

  2. How come I saw a man out in my cat inclosure and staring at me and I could move and I stayed up that whole day and the time I saw a face in the distance in my house and It was a weird like static cold environment a soon as I saw it and it’s disappeared tell me…

  3. I’ve had loads,if it counts when you have a nightmare and your inner self is screaming wake up but you simply cant x3 Last night I had a dream that turned into a lucid dream for like 1min as suddenly I was aware of what was happening irl and also in dream,aswell as being able to control myself

  4. Ive had this multiple times im scared tho since i see a black figure chase me everytime and i only wake up when my timer gos but then my family member goes and shoves me and says TURN THE TIMER OFF

  5. I did a few states of this one of them or my first you could say was where i knew that it was a dream but I couldn't control it eventually it became a nightmare and got a weird funny scary thing but I got to scared and screamed also if you scream and it feels dry like its not your throught your lucid dreaming but if you scream and close your eyes you can wake up no matter what

  6. 200 step guide": how to drink juice: Verify the continued existence of the juice.
    Confirm that the juice has not spontaneously become soup.
    Acknowledge the juice with a respectful nod.
    Take a deep breath to prepare for history.
    Clear the immediate airspace of unnecessary distractions.
    Locate the container.
    Confirm it is, in fact, your container.
    Rotate the container dramatically.
    Inspect it from every angle.
    Pretend to understand the label.
    Read the label anyway.
    Ignore the label.
    Read it again.
    Wonder who invented juice.
    Appreciate civilization.
    Stretch your fingers.
    Stretch your wrists.
    Stretch emotionally.
    Position your dominant hand.
    Consider using your non-dominant hand for style.
    Reject that idea.
    Approach the container cautiously.
    Make first contact.
    Tighten your grip by 2%.
    Decide that wasn't enough.
    Increase grip by another 3%.
    Lift exactly one millimeter.
    Celebrate the successful lift.
    Continue lifting.
    Resist the urge to announce "we have liftoff."
    Bring the juice to eye level.
    Admire its color.
    Wonder how oranges agreed to this.
    Rotate it again for no reason.
    Double-check gravity.
    Confirm gravity still works.
    Begin transporting the juice.
    Avoid nearby furniture.
    Avoid imaginary furniture.
    Reach your destination.
    Lower the container.
    Realize you still have to open it.
    Sigh dramatically.
    Locate the lid.
    Confirm it is the lid.
    Introduce yourself to the lid.
    Establish diplomatic relations.
    Grip the lid.
    Twist gently.
    Twist less gently.
    Twist with determination.
    Experience mild betrayal.
    Adjust grip.
    Twist again.
    Hear the seal pop.
    Freeze.
    Listen for suspicious noises.
    Hear none.
    Proceed.
    Remove the lid completely.
    Resist throwing it into another dimension.
    Set it down responsibly.
    Confirm the opening exists.
    Stare into the juice.
    The juice stares back.
    Pretend not to notice.
    Lift the container again.
    Align with mouth.
    Fine-tune trajectory.
    Overshoot.
    Correct.
    Correct the correction.
    Pause for dramatic effect.
    Open mouth.
    Slightly wider.
    Too wide.
    Fix it.
    Begin the tilt.
    Maintain composure.
    Increase tilt.
    Continue increasing tilt.
    Continue continuing.
    Detect first contact.
    Celebrate internally.
    Continue pouring.
    Do not inhale the juice.
    Swallow.
    Success.
    Repeat.
    Wonder why this tastes familiar.
    Remember you've had juice before.
    Nod wisely.
    Continue sipping.
    Resist chugging immediately.
    Fail to resist.
    Recover.
    Wipe imaginary juice from chin.
    Check for actual juice.
    There is none.
    Feel accomplished.
    Take another sip anyway.
    Analyze flavor notes like a wine expert.
    Conclude: "Yep. Juice."
    Continue mission.
    Blink.
    Blink again for calibration.
    Verify vision.
    Resume sipping.
    Think about dinosaurs.
    Wonder if dinosaurs liked juice.
    Decide paleontology has failed us.
    Continue.
    Shift grip slightly.
    Appreciate ergonomics.
    Ignore ergonomics.
    Drink.
    Drink again.
    Pause.
    Inspect liquid level.
    Estimate remaining reserves.
    Calculate survival odds.
    Realize they're excellent.
    Proceed.
    Execute a tactical sip.
    Execute a strategic sip.
    Execute an unnecessary sip.
    Rotate container.
    Watch juice slosh.
    Be entertained far longer than necessary.
    Continue.
    Swallow professionally.
    Swallow recreationally.
    Avoid spilling.
    Spill nothing.
    Take pride.
    Hear someone say "it's just juice."
    Ignore the heretic.
    Continue the sacred ritual.
    Raise the container heroically.
    Imagine orchestral music.
    Drink with cinematic intensity.
    Pause dramatically.
    Continue dramatically.
    Lower container.
    Realize there's still juice left.
    Prepare mentally.
    Resume.
    Another sip.
    Another.
    Another.
    Contemplate existence.
    Decide later.
    Finish most of the juice.
    Inspect the remaining drops.
    Refuse to waste them.
    Tilt container beyond reasonable angles.
    Wait for physics.
    Physics delivers.
    Final sip.
    Hold container upside down.
    Confirm emptiness.
    Confirm again.
    Shake once.
    One last drop appears.
    Victory.
    Swallow triumphantly.
    Lower container.
    Exhale like you completed a marathon.
    Find the lid.
    Forget where you put it.
    Find it immediately.
    Screw it back on despite the container being empty.
    Admire your craftsmanship.
    Place the container on a stable surface.
    Step back.
    Observe your achievement.
    Resist applauding.
    Fail.
    Give yourself one clap.
    Bow to absolutely nobody.
    Imagine the credits rolling.
    Accept your Juice Completion Certificate (imaginary).
    Thank the academy.
    Thank the fruit.
    Thank gravity.
    Thank modern manufacturing.
    Thank hydration.
    Question why this guide had 200 steps.
    Realize it's too late.
    Stand silently for five seconds.
    Reflect upon the journey.
    Become one with the juice.
    Remember there is no juice left.
    Experience brief sadness.
    Recover.
    Prepare for future juice-related endeavors.
    Close the chapter.
    Save progress.
    Roll credits.

    200. Drink the juice. 🍹

  7. ??? Once in their lifetime?! Bro that's just my hobby?! I create my own fantasy story in my dreams with full control. I can basically continue my dream the next night, all I need to do is remember what happened last in my dream the previous night. Kinda like watching K-drama with 24 episodes, there's the "last episode flasback" before tye continuation. Or if want to, I can change my actions and decisions to change the plot. Like how when you play story based games with options of actions, I can revisit or redo the exact scenes or moments where the difference in my action or decisions create another plot line. I never get bored doing that. Specially when our internet is down and I don't have any data, I just dream my own entertainment then. 😂

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