I haven't experienced this, but to be honest, my dream control is lacking in general. >_<
Maybe learning about dream control and stabilization may help? I remember that at one point, my dream control was so awful that I would wake up as soon as I became lucid. And this became what happened every time because I believed it would. So I do know that dreams can become stabler and more robust when you start believing they will.
There is a lot of group think as to how to keep your dreams from falling apart, and they always involve checking and rechecking, stabilizing and re-stabilizing, which I don't actually like the idea of. I believe that you can go through intense experiences while the dream remains stable, but you may have to build that up with experiences and confidence. Your subconscious beliefs and internalization play a HUGE role in dreams. While you occasionally consciously manipulate things and play God, the subconscious does a majority of the work. Understanding this has been working for my own control so far
And don't worry about others not liking to talk about it much. I know it sucks, but people's identities tend to be fragile and because of that, they are dependent on what others think as well as social stigmas. Be proud that you have an identity that is strong and acts independently from what others think!

That's not exactly easy to achieve. Just understand that people's negative reactions are never actually personal and they always come from some insecurity they have within themselves. And because of that, in the end you've gotta feel sorry for them because they're living in a world of constant worry and fear of committing a social faux pas. And that's not living, that's some level of suffering right there.
In other words, women like sex just as much as men, maybe more so (I have no idea about the moreso part, but at least equally!). They also don't have the sexual limits that males have. xD
The reason these ideas can be so taboo and the reasons different people's (and gender's) sexuality are misunderstood tend to be because of the various social stigmas associated with gender differences, sex, etc., as well as what different people find attractive. For most guys, it's obviously usually visual, whereas for women, looks are often a small part of the equation (from what different women have told me, my general experiences and what I have seen). A visually hot, whiny, insecure, quiet, jealous, neurotic guy isn't exactly as attractive as an average looking secure, confident, outgoing, fun-loving, leading man. Even through a heterosexual male's perspective, who would you rather spend most of your time as friends?
I would love it if everyone was more open about everything. If people were comfortable talking about themselves, meeting new people, etc. etc. etc. But, things are the way they are and the best way to improve things is through unapologetic action. Lead by example. Those who feel the same way will follow. But that's another topic all it's own. lol xD
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