/yume/ - Dreams

>>78

I used to use my old myspace as one but it's fallen into dis-use since I don't travel as much.

I do but I keep it private.

Mine is also private.

When I was a kid I wrote some of my dreams in a notebook that I hid, but even though I lost the notebook I remember some key images and a summary of most of those dreams.

I don't have a dream blog, but I do occasionally post about them on my tumblr.
Yes I know, look at that faggot for using tumblr, etc.

I have a day log, but i definitely should have a dream log… thank you for reminding me about this.

those of you that keep it private: is it because you want to keep all your dreams private from people or would you ever be willing to share? are you willing to share?

I used to share my dreams with my friends on livejournal, now I keep them private.

I guess it's because my dreams began to reflect my personal issues and frustrations more clearly and I want to keep that shit to myself. They used to be more abstract and fantastic, and though they are still like that often enough, my personal life has become pretty fucked up over the past couple years and my dreams reflect that more now. No one else needs to know what's going on inside my head these days.

Also hardly any of them shared their dreams with me or had anything to say about mine except "wow that's awesome/weird/scary lol", so fuck 'em.

>>205

I have to agree with this statement as to why I'd prefer to keep mine private.

I have various dream entries scattered about on paper and text files. I've been meaning to centralize everything into a dream log, either in physical or digital form.

As for sharing, I only tell one person my dreams, and they've always listened.