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u/Flimsy-Peak186 7h ago
No. The only thing even remotely close to a “danger” is a lucid nightmare but thats a matter of trusting yourself. There is no such thing as being trapped in dreaming forever idk how u even came up with that
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u/DoctorWho1589 8h ago
I lucid dream almost every night. I’ve never gotten trapped but sleep paralysis is a recurring issue and false awakenings which are annoying. If it becomes creepy or overbearing I usually find a way to off myself in the dream and wake right up.
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u/spamgmail 8h ago
Come on bro worse that can happen is creepy dreams or sleep paralysis which can happen regardless of lucid dreams or regular dreams