What are your good dreams like?

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Last night was about my friend who runs the store call girl again getting a franchise but just like book fairs in school.

My good dreams tend to be of a "wish-fulfilling" nature. Like I found a whole bunch of money. Or I won the Lottery!

My good dreams are usually those where I am with my alive family or late pets and/or family members (sometimes they are back again for a while, in other dreams they simply didn't die). One recent good dream was about walking my late dog Viggo in the snow. They're about love and safety and enjoying good times with loved ones.

Another type of good dreams I have are more like adventure stories (but not scary ones). Exploration is always part of those dreams. Sometimes the exploration is something as simple as a new house we've moved into. In one of those dreams we had a HUGE house, that I could truly explore. Inside was a small train (like the ones they use in amusement park rides) to go from one end to another of the house.

Dreams where I have fun, a great time where I am doing something I enjoy.
Most of my favourite dreams are written down in my dream journal of I manage to remember them.
I like those dreams that can make great films. Some could be cool action films, some could be very interesting short films and others could make artsy films vut sometimes they might be a bit weird and spooky.
Maybe I will make a film based on my dream one day. I made a 7 second video once which was based on a video I saw in my dreams.

Sometimes I have dreams where I go to the library and pick out books. Then, when I wake up, I'm always disappointed that I don't get to read those books.

That reminds me that I have had quite a few dreams where I browse books in stores, often at sale prices. I will read the descriptions of them and carefully make my selection, and sometimes I even remember the non-existent titles when I wake up. Then I become disappointed as I become awake and realize it was just a dream...

I don't have good dreams.

I don't find much meaning in most of them, I forget quick. Usually it involves something from my life, a person or a place and whatever weird situation my brain can think up involving them.

I barely have any good dreams. The only "good" parts of dreams I have relate to my distant childhood - being with family members again who are gone or, particularly, rediscovering toys I loved like Lego or a train set. Inevitably in the dream though I start to recall peer relationships from that period and this leads to themes of mockery and rejection.

More, um, adult dreams tend to be overwhelmed by feelings of guilt and fear.

It's rather pathetic that my brain can't think of anything that has made me happy since the age of ten or so.

I plan my dream before I go to sleep. I am an active participant in all parts of my dreams and can recall every aspect of my dreams when I awaken. It is like my dreams are my second life. Or an alternate life. Better than my real life in every way.

My favorite dreams that I have are "map dreams." They usually involve looking at a map from a new perspective, such as inverting it or going beyond its boundaries in a way that wouldn't make sense in real life, to reveal completely new parts of the world I've never heard of before. I'm always disappointed when I wake up and they aren't real.

My good dreams are when I don't remember them.

That sounds really cool.

If my dreams aren't horrible, they're good, and they're hardly ever horrible. They have better artistic content than I could ever imagine in waking life. Best of those I can remember offhand was flying over an Eastern city that was made up of extremely ornate silver buildings.

I also like dreams that are fascinatingly odd and hard to explain (i.e. most of mine).

Then there's lucid dreams, I've been lucky enough to have some of those. I've tried very little control over the dream, but just finding out how to wake quickly and experience a full-colour hallucination has been great fun.

I've often been in low spirits, disinterested in practically everything, but I've never been disinterested in a dream I've had.