DarkWolf
09-22-2003, 06:06 PM
I'm going to whine and rant, so if you are easily offended, you were warned.
Can you please slow down with the stupid "I dreamt I was a <insert creature> so I'm a were<whatever>" threads? I mean grow up kids, maybe it is time to tell you about the tooth fairy?
A dream DOES NOT signify therianthropy of any kind. Most people dream of becoming an animal of a kind, or of being a werecreature - induced by media, and general fancies. Even recurring ones still signify a liking for the creature and so want to be one. IT IS A NORMAL THING.
Whether the dream is lucid/controlled/whatever it makes no difference. Yes some, maybe many, maybe all, of your dreams can seem realistic, where you can actually feel things and taste and smell etc. This is something called "sensory recall" where your mind is capable of recalling those senses from memory and can even apply them to items you've never touched before, or things you don't know you've ever smelt or tasted before. Like blood, or something. Your mind has an amazing capability of logically understanding the environment and figuring out my sheer guessing what something may taste or smell like, based on either past experience or variations of senses regarding something similar.
So even if you encounter a scenario in your dream that you have not experienced in waking life, the brain will guess and determine senses based on as much knowledge it retains about environments and the elements regarding it.
So yes, you can have recurring shapeshifting/I'm an animal dreams to realistic detail and it will still NOT mean or indicate therianthropy.
Also remember a rule of dreams: What you see in the dream in your visuo spatial sketchpad (term used to describe "seeing" things in your mind) IS NOT WHAT YOUR BRAIN IS THINKING - it is a by-product of wants/desires/wishes and other processes of the brain as it filters and sorts knowledge obtained during the day.
Dreams do not indicate therianthropy. So how about you share dreams, but please don't be so blindingly moronic to keep asking about if it means you're a were-whatever or "is this normal" - answer is always NO to therianthropy and YES to normal.
Sorry, I've reached the end of my patience with parents, college, general life, and need to vent and the situation of stupidity in this board is just begging to be ranted about.
Can you please slow down with the stupid "I dreamt I was a <insert creature> so I'm a were<whatever>" threads? I mean grow up kids, maybe it is time to tell you about the tooth fairy?
A dream DOES NOT signify therianthropy of any kind. Most people dream of becoming an animal of a kind, or of being a werecreature - induced by media, and general fancies. Even recurring ones still signify a liking for the creature and so want to be one. IT IS A NORMAL THING.
Whether the dream is lucid/controlled/whatever it makes no difference. Yes some, maybe many, maybe all, of your dreams can seem realistic, where you can actually feel things and taste and smell etc. This is something called "sensory recall" where your mind is capable of recalling those senses from memory and can even apply them to items you've never touched before, or things you don't know you've ever smelt or tasted before. Like blood, or something. Your mind has an amazing capability of logically understanding the environment and figuring out my sheer guessing what something may taste or smell like, based on either past experience or variations of senses regarding something similar.
So even if you encounter a scenario in your dream that you have not experienced in waking life, the brain will guess and determine senses based on as much knowledge it retains about environments and the elements regarding it.
So yes, you can have recurring shapeshifting/I'm an animal dreams to realistic detail and it will still NOT mean or indicate therianthropy.
Also remember a rule of dreams: What you see in the dream in your visuo spatial sketchpad (term used to describe "seeing" things in your mind) IS NOT WHAT YOUR BRAIN IS THINKING - it is a by-product of wants/desires/wishes and other processes of the brain as it filters and sorts knowledge obtained during the day.
Dreams do not indicate therianthropy. So how about you share dreams, but please don't be so blindingly moronic to keep asking about if it means you're a were-whatever or "is this normal" - answer is always NO to therianthropy and YES to normal.
Sorry, I've reached the end of my patience with parents, college, general life, and need to vent and the situation of stupidity in this board is just begging to be ranted about.