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Do you think that practicing remembering your dreams helps you remember more of them?
I almost never remember my dreams -- the other night, one had something to do with half-n-half, but I haven't remembered any for weeks. My current thought is just that they're just really boring.
Nope. The last one I remembered is from 2024-03-20
In my case it actually does. Recently I stopped journaling my dreams and I can't remember having dream for a while.