To ask if you dream in colour ?

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Just that really . I never knew that people dream in colour , Ive always dreamed in black and white ?!
It was only when my husband happened to bring it up in conversation a few weeks back that I came to understand that it is possible to dream in colour . So....does anyone else dream like me or are you all coloured dreamers and I’m the weird one ?

I dream in colour but I realised a couple of years ago I don’t hear sound.

Full on sound and colour dreams here! I love my nightly adventures. Very rare I have bad dreams but when I do they are absolute shockers. But mostly I go on great escapades each night or sadly see my late parents but that’s comforting.

Yes. Really vivid dreams that I often remember when I wake up.

Dreams are the most bizarre things. Many years ago when I was a student on a placement in france, so my french was OK but not amazing, I had a dream in which everyone was speaking French and woke up panicking because I had no idea what anyone was saying.

I didn’t realise anyone dreamed in black and white! I always dream in colour, full sound, really vivid, epic dreams. I rarely have bad dreams but on the odd occasion I do they are truly awful and I wake up crying.

My dreams are very lucid, it’s like real life
How weird that people dream in black and white

Colour, but the sounds in my dreams are so loud they wake me up.

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Bill Nelson brings back memories!
We first saw Be Bop deluxe at Leeds Uni before a lot of mumsnetters were born!
Staying on thread theme, in colour always

I've heard this before but I always thought it was people who were around when tv was only in black and white.

I can very occasionally control my dreams (awesome). I also get sleep paralysis (horrible).

As a child I dreamt only in black and white but now always in colour!

Yes, I always dream in colour. My dreams are very vivid, sometimes quite disturbing, sometimes I am aware I'm dreaming and can control things within my dreams. I dream a lot and rarely wake up refreshed.

Supposedly those who dream in black and white are meant to be much more creative than the average colour dreamer.

Sure they are...

Yes in colour, didn't realise some people dreamed in black and white. Mine are like watching tv - I can replay parts, fast forward through if it's boring or just change it for a new one.

Yep in colour! Mine are always really weird and vivid and I'd say 9/10 times I remember them

In colour and sound and I can go back to dreams if I am mid way through and get woken up.

Always in colour. In fact sometimes that's how I realise I'm dreaming - everything is a little too vivid and almost glows.

Yes I dream in colour. When I was a child I had a friend whose mum spoke English as an additional language. I was fascinated to know whether in her dreams she spoke in English or her home language. She said as she had lived here a long time and spoke fluent English that she talked in English in her dreams.

I dream in colour but strangely think in words and can't picture things in my head.

I dream in Colour. Sounds also become part of my dreams, which means I constantly sleep through my alarms, as they become part of my dreams. Eg that awful blaring alarm from the iPhone, it became a warning siren like the resident evil alarm, and I had to them escape. I was also late!
I also have many types of recurring dreams, some about places I’ve never been/don’t exist, but I can picture them even when I’m awake. Sometimes there are people I’ve never met too, but I can’t seem to remember them as well as the places
I used to remember a lot of my dreams, but as I’m getting older I find I can’t remember them as much anymore.

I find dreams fascinating.

Why are people saying sound? Surely everyone dreams with sound

This is so fascinating. My experience of dreams they just feel like normal life so like I'm walking round and adding and heading as usual.

Seeing and hearing. Bloody autocorrect.

Full colour.

I make up songs in my dreams and wake up with the music in my head.

In colour.

I didn't realise this until I learnt how to lucid dream (knowing you're dreaming)

In lucid dreams all of your senses are super realistic - full colour, sound, touch, taste etc. It's absolutely insane what the brain can create!