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No, nothing like that. It seems I remember everything well, down to the details!
But I have a hard time remembering dreams. Recently, I dreamed of a boletus mushroom on the corner of our house (I was so happy about this mushroom!), and then there were crows near our house, black ones. There were quite a few of them. After a while, I saw these crows already in flight, but they somehow looked very much like black sharks or sturgeons (they had their mouths on the bottom). And I was even explaining to my brother, "Look, what interesting birds, see, they have their mouths on the bottom" (I didn't eat that mushroom in my dream, honestly!).

It's clear that you remembered everything well, down to the details!

Yes, I noticed that too, because I usually forget almost half of my dreams, but here I didn't forget almost anything. There are even some things I didn't write about, but they're boring and unnecessary, and I'm too lazy to describe them. Although I should - for improving my writing skills

I rarely have dreams. And I forget them a minute after waking up.
I only remember two dreams.

You must be bored.

No. I don't have time to be bored in my dreams – I'm asleep.

It's boring after sleep. You wake up to some stupid and always the same morning and just keep living.

Exactly what is needed.

A boring, dreary, monotonous, and uniform world!

Hmm... ..

Actually, it's great. It gives your brain a rest.
I often have colorful, dynamic dreams. All sorts of silly running, flying, and chasing. You wake up feeling like you didn't even sleep)) It's ridiculous.
Dag, are you depressed, are you overworking yourself?...)

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Mentec, that kind of dream is lovely) Shark-birds. I've already imagined it. It's so hilariously weird. I should draw it x)

I don’t think so. Should there be one?

There are two phases of sleep: active and deep. Depending on fatigue and workload, one phase is shorter, and the other is longer. In your case, the deep sleep phase predominates. Since you often don't dream, it means you're essentially waking up while in this phase, which is why you don't remember your dreams.

As long as I can remember, I've always slept soundly.

How many hours a day do you sleep?

There are two phases of sleep, active and deep. Depending on fatigue and workload, one phase is shorter and the other is longer. You have a predominant deep sleep phase. That's why you often don't dream. It means you're kind of... emerging from sleep while in this phase. That's why you don't remember them.

The same thing happens to me, but I remember some dreams, not all of them (AND SOMETIMES I HAVE REALLY WEIRD DREAMS...)