Lucid Dreaming: This MIGHT Help

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I just thought that I should create this thread for those who may have problems in life just like me. Anyway, I feel that a great solution for those with Aspies (I have it) would be to lucid dream.

What is a lucid dream?
If you are having a dream in your sleep, it's always possible to realise your in a dream without waking up. This makes your dream become lucid. Then, you can control what happens in the dream and sometimes may feel real. It depends how well you use this when you are in such a situation.

How would this help people with Aspergers Syndrome?
If you were to become exceptionally good at lucid dreaming, it's like having a perfect second life. A lot of training over a number of months can cause you to have lucid dreams every week! You look forward to the night and hope to enter your second life during sleep. You could do anything in your lucid dreams; Enter a world of your own, have a wife, meet Super Mario or even fly! When your real life is in a mess, lucid dreaming is the answer. You temporarily escape the nightmares and enter dream land. You do know what I mean right? I've just recently started practising to lucid dream and I tell you, I'm getting closer to succeeding. I want to start a great second life in my sleep. Find out much more information on the Wikipedia under the article 'Lucid Dream'. Thanks for reading this message.

I can totally do "lucid dreams"! I imagine myself with this woman.

I'm not superficial. I just have an eye and ear for what makes a good someone. I'm sure alot of those in the Asperger's spectrum feel like this. I just think when I'm asked if I'd marry anyone, I decide she'd have to be someone extraordinary. She'd have to have hair like those animated heroines in movies; hair looking like one big blade shaded black. I'd like black straight hair because it would suit someone who'd shift from glamour-girl/tea-party-enthusiast to lawyer and back. Speaking of lawyer, that was inspired by my sources about She-Hulk online. Those sources (among other things) inspired me about muscles too. My special someone would have to be strong like either She-ra (He-Man's Twin sister), She-Hulk, Wonder Woman or Pippi Longstocking. The best description of her would be A: a black-haired/brown-eyed version of She-Ra with the law intellect of She-Hulk, Jodi Benson's voice and the spirit of fun of both Pippi and the young witch Ashley (from episode 11 of Juniper Lee). or B: an adult version of Princess/Cindy Collins from ZOOM (featuring Tim Allen) with the appearance of Usula in her "Vanessa" disguise in Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID, brown eyes shaped like She-Ra's friend Princess Glimmer, Jodi Benson's voice and the law intellect of She-Hulk. The shortest description, however, is a Caucasian, black-haired and brown-eyed femme fatale/lawyer/bodyguard combo!

Wow, that must be lots of fun! I really want to have lucid dreams with my love in it.

i practice lucid dreaming all the time

i even get to where i can induce daydreams where i control what's going on.