[anothercliché]

Hello, sorry to bother you all with such a non specific and ultimately not important issue, but I juat would like a little outside input.
As a child I used to have such vivid dreams. I loved my dreams, they were So enjoyable to experience and even now I can remember many of them. Recently however they're losing their luminescence and becomeing more infrequent. While I used to have a dream every other night now I may get one only once or twice a week, the rest of thw days just being blackness. Even when I do get them now they are much less stable and disjointed. Is this something that's normal? Is there a way to reverse it? Thank you for your time.

Hello another cliché: I guess I can't say whether or not your dream experience is common or not. I do think that medications can have an impact on dreaming. I know if I forget, on occasion, to take my SNRI, that night I'll "go to the movies", as I like to say!

It may not be you're not dreaming but rather, for some reason, you're not remembering them. Have you ever looked into the practice of "lucid dreaming"? I have not. But I understand that it is a technique by which practitioners learn to control their dreams. I don't know how well it works or how difficult it is to learn. Perhaps other PC members may be more familiar with the technique. It may be worth checking out.

[Thunder Bow]

Children have more vivid dreams than adults. You are still doing well. Dreams always mirror our feelings and present day life, and how one sees one self.