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I really envy people that can remember their dreams. I just close my eyes to sleep and wake up like time didnt pass
I heard about a strategy for remembering dreams that did work for me, but to be fair, I already occasionally remembered dreams, I just wanted to remember them more frequently and with more detail.
The moment I wake up, I write down absolutely anything I can remember about my dream. I found that as I was writing, some details would come back to me. After a few weeks doing this, I was remembering many details from my dreams nearly every night, and even having what seems like more vivid dreams.
I did stop doing et EVERY day, cause for me, I just wanted to know if it actually works, but writing first thing in the morning every day felt like too much trouble. If I have an especially weird or vivid dream I do still like to write it down quickly just for the novelty of having a record of your own dreams.
If we ever have the tech, I would love to have something that records dreams. I would spend so much money to be able to watch my dreams again.
I really envy people who don't remember their dreams. I wish I could teleport through the night instead of waking up scared and anxious.