Lurker > Aressar

I inadvertently learned how to do it when I was keeping a dream diary. Initially I started doing that to see if there was any meaning to my dreams, though it grew to be more than that.

Every time I woke up, I immediately wrote down every detail I could remember, no matter how insignificant or ridiculous it was. At first I could only write two lines worth of stuff, but by the end of the year I could fill a whole page on what my dream that night was like.
I learned a great deal about myself and how to to interpret my dreams, and built a dream map of sorts in my mind, as I tended to dream about specific semi-fictional places, partially depending on my real-life state-of-mind, and because of that I grew to recognize when I was dreaming, and influence the dreams.

After about a year I stopped doing that, because my dreams were becoming too predictable. And as I think the real world is predictable enough as it is, I prefer my dreams to be a place where everything imaginable and unimaginable can happen.

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One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls.