I remember when I was younger before I had kids, I used to be able to control my dreams. I remember I used to use my wrist watch as a reality check trigger. It was usually after that I could take control of the dream. I remember once I felt like I was waking up so I tried my hardest to keep myself in the dream. This eventually didn’t work and I woke up with a headache that was probably unrelated. I could also wake myself up from a bad dream. I was wondering if you have been able to keep yourself asleep longer at all when it feels like your body is trying to wake up?
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I remember when I was younger before I had kids, I used to be able to control my dreams. I remember I used to use my wrist watch as a reality check trigger. It was usually after that I could take control of the dream. I remember once I felt like I was waking up so I tried my hardest to keep myself in the dream. This eventually didn’t work and I woke up with a headache that was probably unrelated. I could also wake myself up from a bad dream. I was wondering if you have been able to keep yourself asleep longer at all when it feels like your body is trying to wake up?
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