Have had a lot of crazy dreams but one of the worst was when I was 18 and doing kung fu - each night I'd end up dreaming about fighting 40 foot giants. Flying through the air I'd kick them in the head.

Then later in life I contracted epilepsy for a decade and my dreams started to be terrifying. Looking right into my subconscious each night.

One theme was being in a future world where among other things, they had cars running unto the oceans that went several hundreds of miles per hour. Those dreams used to really freak me out because technology aside, they seemed so freaking plausable.

Huh... throughout all the dreams I can ever remember having, flying through the air and kicking 40 foot giants in the head is definitely not one of them. :P

Re technology, you're absolutely right. Science fiction has been becoming science fact for the last century or two at least, and it's only accelerating as we move further forwards in years.

One of the more interesting dreams I've had was climbing up a giant, scaffolding-encased tower many kilometers high, located in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains on all sides (I ended up calling it "framework tower" as in the 'framework of what's actually going on', as that's what it came to symbolize to me). I (or rather, my dream character) was climbing with another, who looked like Jecht from the game Final Fantasy X, oddly enough.

Finally, we reached the top of the tower, and I entered the antechamber of some kind of beautiful gray stone temple located at the very top - it had significant "Temple of Time" vibes (yet another video game reference, I guess I had been playing a lot of them at the time).

When the giant double stone doors of the antechamber opened, I ended up in a giant room with a throne in it, four attendants / "royal guards" of some kind, and there was a surreal yet tangible golden Goddess in the middle in front of the throne, aware of me. She was so beautiful that I couldn't perceptually translate her into a specific solid form or appearance, the beauty seemed to transcend physical perception.

Then the dream ended. :(

It was highly charged though in terms of meaning, even though the description is a bit mundane. I wonder why there's some kind of goddess waiting at the top of "figuring out what's actually going on"?

I'm sure the people posting in the here & now are glad to hear you don't find their confessions "super interesting"

For the most part, I don't -- and there's nothing wrong with that. I'm not going to pretend that I find things like relationship drama, housing woes or the fact that Vancouver is incredibly socially alienating, interesting. They are valid confessions and topics of discussion, and I'm not judging those kinds of posts (or their posters) at all, but they aren't in the intriguing, electric or breathtaking category.

There are degrees of interesting. Confessions that are purely about mundane things, usually are kind of boring to me. I get enough mundanity in everyday life. Where is wonder, awe, magic, extreme synchronicity, so-called impossible abilities, deep connection, mystery, infinity? That's often where the treasure is.