My experience with sex dreams is that they are rare, but much more vivid and "Platonically real" (ironically) than sexual experiences in real life. Has anyone else felt this way?

Anyway, as a result I have found myself actually seeking out such experiences during my periods of abstinence, albeit with no success thus far. (e.g. sleeping naked to avoid any mechanical obstructions to...the process.)

Day 85 of commitment to no orgasm.

Day 47 of celibacy, about a week since last wet dream. Weird things going on in my body, it seems. I've never had two dream orgasms in one night, and each one was pretty much just the orgasm, no (or very, very little) ejaculative part. It's usually the opposite (i.e. just the ejaculatory part and very little orgasm part). The first one, I tensed the pelvic muscles out of habit, but not the second one. I don't think I've ever had dream orgasms spaced only a week (6 days even) apart either. Ever!

See this thread:
http://www.reuniting.info/node/1929

Hi. Forgive me I am not sure as to were to post this,

I am on my 7th (going my 8th) day of no masturbating. The thing is, is last night I had a wet dream. Does that mean it is counted as masturbation since I had an orgasm? Does this mean I have to start all over again?

P.s How do I stop wet dreams?

Thank you!

Hey there,
Im needing some encouragement. We have been practising Peace for a couple of months now and its been great in lots of ways [ as Ive mentioned in my previous posts] but we keep getting to the point where we will finally be able to make love and someone has a dream orgasm. We have had no orgasms apart from dream orgasms and between us its about one a week.
My husband is really struggling to stay with it,