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Dreams from someone elses perspective

 
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Rawn



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Post1 Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 11:20 am    Post subject: Dreams from someone elses perspective Reply with quote

How common is it to have dreams from the perspective of someone other than yourself?

It doesnt happen too often to me, but it does happen.

For instance last week I had a dream from the perspective of a 17/18yr old boy, who had a homosexual mother who was in her 30's, and the dream revolved around elements in their life and relationship.

This scenario is way different from my life, and definitely not something I saw on tv or anything.

Since I occasionally have dreams from different perspectives like that, I didnt think much of it till I mentioned it to my wife...and she said she never had dreams from a perspective other than her own. So now I am wondering how weird it really is.
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Post2 Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2012 6:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I've never personally had a dream from a different person's perspective before. None that I have identified as such anyway. Although I have had dreams before that didn't seem to apply to me or were things I probably wouldn't be doing, so who knows if that was one or not.
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