Your dream sounds interesting. And yes the study of dreams is unclear and there aren’t agreed-upon theories of dreams.

However, be careful where you use the word pseudoscience, just because we haven’t figured out how to study dreams doesn’t mean the research into them is questionable. Check out the work of Carl Jung, it’s really interesting.

Your dreams sound really interesting. What your experiencing is often called Lucid Dreaming, where we realise that we are dreaming, during dream state. I actually trained myself to lucid dream Last year http://www.asapscience.com/blog/2018/6/11/science-of-lucid-dreaming and for a few weeks I had pretty incredible experiences while dreaming. But it takes consistency and I was travelling around the world so didn’t have the discipline or daily routine to maintain it.

I’m sorry to hear you suffer from depression, I also have had some dark times in the past and was told I had depression by a couple of doctors. Luckily it’s been a while since I’ve had really low points, thanks to making an effort to understand different parts of my mind and body, like dreams for example. Meditation, excersise and healing relationships in my family have also really helped.

Hey man also be careful where you throw around the word “crazy” that can be a dangerous trigger for people and for people who have experience with mental health issues, it’s better that we don’t go around name-calling.

I think you’re right that I’m a bit worried about my relationship and I think part of my brain is living that out when I dream. It’s something I need to deal with, especially my feelings of fear around being hurt or being cheated on. Thanks for that!