Berry
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I had trouble with dreams when I was a kid.
People back then had a LOT of stupid ideas about dreams.
Like you can't dream in color. If you remember colors in your dreams then you added the color after you were awake -- But all dreams are really in black and white.
Like you couldn't continue a dream from one night to the next. You were either a liar or a psychotic if you thought you could.
Like you could not control a dream because obviously dreams were beyond your control.
Like you could not possibly choose what you were going to dream by thinking about it before you fell asleep. Dreams were random and you dreamed whatever you dreamed and that was that.
Like you could not possibly solve problems by determining you would dream the answer and remember what the answer was. These things were brought on by my being exposed to ignorant American Indian Culture and my mother was to blame for my even considering such foolishness.
Yet I was doing all of those and refusing to back down and say I wasn't.
People back then had a LOT of stupid ideas about dreams.
Like you can't dream in color. If you remember colors in your dreams then you added the color after you were awake -- But all dreams are really in black and white.
Like you couldn't continue a dream from one night to the next. You were either a liar or a psychotic if you thought you could.
Like you could not control a dream because obviously dreams were beyond your control.
Like you could not possibly choose what you were going to dream by thinking about it before you fell asleep. Dreams were random and you dreamed whatever you dreamed and that was that.
Like you could not possibly solve problems by determining you would dream the answer and remember what the answer was. These things were brought on by my being exposed to ignorant American Indian Culture and my mother was to blame for my even considering such foolishness.
Yet I was doing all of those and refusing to back down and say I wasn't.