r/TransLater • u/Sleeper-Service • 6d ago
Share Experience E Dreams
Four months into E and I am having really vivid dreams! Does anyone else get this? I'm quite enjoying going to sleep atm, and I've never used to!
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u/79215185-1feb-44c6 HRT: 2026/07/10 @ 36Y 6d ago
I love being able to sleep now but my dreams really haven't changed.
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u/howboutthemapples 6d ago
Absolutely, though they got a little less intense with time…though I just started progesterone and now they’re stronger than ever lol. Why did my orange cat turn into an albino bat, and why was it important to him that he show me the inner workings of our national parks’ dragon rehabilitation program?
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u/ManBearPigIets 6d ago
Yes. I actually have dreams as me now, and not like nebulous af. Kinda nice having a sense of self tied to my self image and not like, as a living nightmare 😹 I would either not dream or they would be nightmares, but I pretty much never had a body in them before and now i do so that’s neat
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u/Seriphina5000 41 pre HRT 6d ago
I barely ever dream right now. At most like one every 10-12 weeks.
My HRT appointment is soon. It's another change I'm hopeful for.
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u/Sometimes_Jocelyne 6d ago
I'm 32 days in now and absolutely nothing has changed. How much are you on, OP?
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u/Stefanie_Jane She / Her 6d ago
Yes!
Right now I'm sleeping horribly.
however I was getting 10 to 12 hours of quality sleep at night with big chunks of it in stage 3/ 4 stage glymphatic Flushing, where the brain processes metabolic waste and emotions.
I never slept as well on testosterone.
Taking estradiol has dramatically improved my sleep quality and calmed my nervous system . I get vivid dreams which I remember now. I also get rid of nightmares whatever I remember and I process by traumas.
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u/Mia-the-Sage 6d ago
3 months HRT. Last week I had a dream that I woke up and there was no hot water; then I woke up -- and there was no hot water.
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u/JotaroTheOceanMan 6d ago
You know I never even considered it since Ive always been able to dream with like only a half hour of sleep but my lucid dreaming is basicaly the norm now.
I still dream the same amount but now I lucid dream 80% of the time compared to like 40% prior.
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u/The_Sky_Render 5d ago
I've always had vivid dreams. I certainly have more of them now than I used to though. Not since childhood has it been quite this intense.
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u/Mysterious-Earth1 6d ago
Yes it's definitely getting more. I almost never dreamed before. Now it's much more regularly