
schoenetanz
@schoenetanz
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Dreaming in third person where you see yourself from outside perspectives is uncommon but not necessarily abnormal. It can relate to how your brain processes self-awareness and memory. Most people experience variations in dream perspectives, and it does not indicate multiple personalities or mental health issues. Such dreams are a normal part of the complex dreaming spectrum.



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I dream like I'm watching a movie- camera angles and everything- I almost never dream with a perspective from my own eyes. I remember almost all of my dreams- never forget 'em when I wake either...so I can remember "me" in my dreams- seeing the back of my head (fab hair and evrything!)...seeing me from far away...my facial expressions as I converse with others. Is this really that unusual—
Perhaps I have multiple personalities—
YAY for schizokitties!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But really - what's with the 3rd person dreaming? Anybody else dream like that ALL the time?
feedback appreciated,
-Schoene