To the FULLTIME WDERS: We need to hear from you!

[ray009]

Hello everyone~

I think it will be so much beneficial and inspiring for those of you who are fulltime wders to share your success story here. Its for everyone to get to know and learn what to expect and what u've been through untill who you are today. Share your ups and downs, the thick and thin u guys have undergone long ago until today you are holding the status of the fulltime wder and maintain it, quitted porn and masturbation forever...C'mon guys feel free to inspire ppl here!!!

[Jamie]

I guess I am one and so will be the first to post. I have to admit I never came here in order to try and have a wet dream because I already had been having them a few years, so whatever my story is it is not going to be the success of not having wet dreams and then by doing something different suddenly started having them. So maybe I dont qualify and if not maybe the description of this thread should be changed.

Anyway, I should also point out that I am 21, not 17. I dont know why my age doesnt automatically update.

Ive told my story many times here and described many wet dreams, so I wont repeat everything I ever said here.

Basically I get a wet dream every 2 weeks, which is slightly less than I used to get.

I no longer masturbate, and other than a couple times a few years ago I never really did anyway. Not for religious reasons. Just never got a habit out of it.

My wet dreams always seem to happen toward morning and are always in a dream I can remember. Not all dreams are sexual and in fact many, especially my earlier wet dreams, were about me becoming paralyzed or unable to wake up and then starting to pee. They are more pleasant now but seem to cut to the chase and have just a nice flowing pulsing feeling to them. I never wake up before the wet dream is over.

Because of the peeing component of the dreams I have had a few close calls with actual bedwetting accidents where I would be having a similar type of dream and begin to pee, but actually pee for real. Fortunately in all cases I would wake up after just a couple seconds in time to abort the disaster. Still embarrassing though. Incidentally these accidents happened earlier in the night when my wet dreams never happen.

I seem to either ejaculate a lot of semen or else create a lot of precum before I ejaculate. The amount of wetness has made me learn to sleep on my back so the semen does not soak through to the mattress sheets and stain them. For extra protection I also wear a pair of boxers over my boxer briefs.

I have posted many photos of my wet dream evidence like here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=973&start=30#p18309 and seeing them again now reminds me that my wet dreams seem to be a little less wet nowadays. Others have questioned my posting these pictures but I did it simply so others can compare what they experience so we can all see how usual or unusual our wet dreams are. There dont seem to be any people posting anymore.

I have even captured a wet dream on video and posted it, along with one other person.

I dont bother anymore.

So who else?

[Vincent]

hi im new here but i have WD's like every second day and sometimes consecutively for a whole week every day. however i dont remember them so i dont enjoy them either, why would i enjoy something i have no memory of?

i registered here to look for info on how to prevent wd's but i guess no one here would that know since they all want them. but i will have a read of this site anyway.

if you actually want WD's all it takes is to change a few decisions in your mind, and it actually is caused by directly wanting them but it has to be done in a specific way. just like you cant say i want something and have it, you have to get up and take it or you will never have it, same with decisions in the mind. you cant just say to yourself you want it, you have to do the action in the mind.

it might require extensive knowledge and understanding of the mind to do this right away, but anyone can do it by mere chance or if you just try not to make it seem complicated and just do it.

you will eventually manage to alter your mind to the degree i did which was more of an accident wanting a WD (i still remember the sequence in my mind that caused me to have WD's perpetually) not knowing i would have them for the rest of my life endlessly with unflagging resolve.

it becomes irreversable once you decide to really have WD's since the mind is a very complex mechanism and theoretically the subconscious mind will learn the way of having WD's and abuse it continually.

you will surely regret it and start to hate WD's if this happens to you. i'm quite sure some of freud's research will teach you something about the mind with regard to WD's. they slowly get worse over time until they're nothing but a nuisance, and it becomes harder and harder to remember them either way.

if you dont believe i have had at the very least 700 WD's in my life, (i've never counted them i just add up averages and guess but i probably had around 700-1000 on average.)search for WD's happening every day in google and sure you will find others who have this same problem i have. the same thing has happend to them, they decide subconsciously they want WD's and then it gets out of control and the mind is set in a pattern which is difficult to reverse. the subconscious mind is always present, just out of the view of the conscious mind.

a WD is considerably different to a conscious emmission. someone should research this sometime, and from this very thing i know that some sleeping positions can physically prevent a WD and cause a DD at times.

in the end i think its not all that hard to have WD's and if people got together and researched this subject professionally they could work out how to control this phenomenon with ease. and it's easier to start having WD's than to stop them. i just cant understand whats so difficult about having them.

[Lucid]

This is probably a good thread to make as a sticky. A while ago I was thinking of making something like a "Great WD Survey" similar to teenboy’s "Great MB Survey." It would make it easier to compare what successful WDers have in common. Members could respond when they have the time rather than being grilled by others on the spot. Of course the only problem is thinking of all the right questions to ask so I don't think I'll be making it any time soon... maybe members could post suggestions here on what aspects of being a fulltime WDer they would most like to hear about.

Basically I get a wet dream every 2 weeks, which is slightly less than I used to get.

I no longer masturbate, and other than a couple times a few years ago I never really did anyway. Not for religious reasons. Just never got a habit out of it.

My wet dreams always seem to happen toward morning and are always in a dream I can remember.

If the theory is true that a person simply dreams of an orgasm and then physically experiences it, then maybe (compared to the average person) frequent WDers aren’t as obsessed about orgasm. At least in my own dreams, the things I want most I don’t experience as often as the things I’m more indifferent towards. That’s not to say my dreams are completely boring; rather, instead of getting first choice, I’ll often get second best or less.

i have WD's like every second day and sometimes consecutively for a whole week every day. however i dont remember them so i dont enjoy them either, why would i enjoy something i have no memory of?

...if you dont believe i have had at the very least 700 WD's in my life, (i've never counted them i just add up averages and guess but i probably had around 700-1000 on average.) search for WD's happening every day in google and sure you will find others who have this same problem i have.

...i just cant understand whats so difficult about having them.

That shows you just how difficult it is to have them: even when you have 700+ WDs it’s the type of WD nobody wants...