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How does /drg/ affect your /zzz/?

I take melatonin when I want to get to sleep faster, aside from that nothing else really.

>>269 I dream more when I sleep high, but the dreams are more vague and harder to remember

>>272 I thought melatonin increased the frequency and made your dreams more vivid.

After a while from not getting high (weed) my waifu gets insanely vivid dreams. Today I was in some japanese-esque hotel running around saving everyone from something (not sure what) until I noticed I was in a dream and then looked up and noticed the moon and thought to myself "wow my mind on its own created that dope as moon" so I picked my legs up and just started floating while observing the moon and started making it get bigger and bigger. When I realize I'm in a dream like this it furthers my belief that this life now can (and probably is) a "dream" created from a dmt trip from my mind right before I died in a past life.

As a mild dissociative, deliriant and alcohol user they made my dreams more sexual. Ever other dream I have had sexual intercourse involved in some way sometimes to the point that it shakes me awake. One dream I had that really sticks out was when I was shaken awake by orgasmic screams I heard while I was dreaming and when I awoke I still heard them for a second or two. Pretty bizarre stuff.

>>643 from my experience it does - it's sold as a natural sleep aid, maybe it facilitates faster REM sleep?

Thank god a new post. I wish more people were into this. Lucid dreams are the final form of creative entertainment that the government can't hack into.

>>269 >>987 Its a documented phenomenon that weed suppresses REM sleep and continual use will cause REM rebound which can manifest as more vivid and longer dreams Sources: http://www.leafscience.com/2014/09/13/marijuana-rem-sleep-dreams/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REM_rebound