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When you dream at night, what gender are you?

Started by kylen kantari, January 24, 2015, 11:29:49 PM

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Michael17

It varies, sometimes I am male (I am biologically male), sometimes I am female. I have to say, I do prefer the dreams in which I am female. They seem much more pleasant to me. Dreams like these absolutely fascinate me. :)
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RomeoEcho

I am faab. Most of the time, gender and sex are not part of the dreams I remember. But I can remember as early as 10 having dreams in a male body. Still happens today, of the dreams I'm aware of my body and remember, more are male than female, though not exclusively. This was something that I was thought was me being a freak and it's nice to know I'm not the only one.
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Madi_Raye

I don't really have a lot of dreams that I can remember... But of the dreams I can remember I would say I am male 50 percent of the time and female 51 percent of the time :-)
Trying to live this life without the lies..
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lindagrl

For many years i hardly remembered any of my dreams, it´s a well known effect from daily cannabis use.
Since i stopped smoking the stuff i begin dreaming soon after hitting the pillow and remember it all in detail,
Hollywood productions pale in comparison, it´s usually riveting stuff and the special effects and plot twists, wow.
i am happy to say that in these dreams i am always a trans woman in female clothing and as i transition further
think it likely that i will be seeing myself more and more as a woman.
i think i can, i think i can said the little engine
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barbie

Nowadays I am transgender in my dream.

barbie~~
Just do it.
  • skype:barbie?call
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sqrkbkwmqko

I identify as a male both in my dreams as well as IRL and despite having dysphoria it does not quite bother me, not as much as the buried feelings I am having for my crush does. She's appeared frequently in my dreams recently  :(
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TheMissingM

As a child, I was always female in all of my dreams. Even back before I fully realized who I was... However the more modern dreams I have seem to predict the future, some being bleak and others being extremely positive... My biological sex is male so in those dreams I'd clearly still be biologically male, just my gender is female.
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sweetbriar9

             For most of my life, there was either no gender or female gender.Also no color (not b&w but just no color) hard to explain. In the last couple of years I have nightmares about being an obese male wandering around in public with only women's underwear on. Not a pleasant development.
Just born too late, and apparently in the wrong package too.
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Qrachel

It's tricky.  Sometimes I'm Rachel, sometimes someone else and I'm not sure whether male or female, sometimes I'm a persona-less observer . . . I am never my old self.  I'm seldom a male though on occasion that occurs.

One of my transition goals was to dream as Rachel and at about 3+ years that began to happen regularly.

Rachel
Rachel

"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I'll try again tomorrow."
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Venus

It changes... sometimes I'm a boy in my dreams, sometimes I'm a girl, sometimes I'm not even part of it and just observing, sometimes it changes mid-dream, and other times I'm a futanari (that's like... 100% girl but with a really big dick just above the pussy slit).

My inner voice is female though, always, and my self image of myself is female... it's really uncomfortable seeing myself in a mirror since it doesn't match how I perceive myself.
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captains

I'm not gendered in my dreams. I used to have long, elaborate, first person dreams, but I never had any sort of voice or gender identifying features. I was always treated androgynously by my fellow dream people. If there's any sort of sexual component, I am and always have been male.

These days, my dreams are weird and sensory. Flashes of noise and powerful smells (often formaldehyde), the anxious impetus to do something. Garbled or nonsense words. It's strange, but at least it's not dysphoria inducing.
- cameron
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buttertly

Transgendered,  as in life.

I wish I could have a dream as a male.
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