Distoreted Reality

[DinkyMG]

I constantly have dreams that show my reality, what i see and how i percieve things distorted, as in i dream about my house, not like it is, but shifted somehow. I see things that are not there in the "wake world", the whole layout of my yard changed, buildings that do not exist there for real... Whenever i dream about a place i've been to, i dream a distorted version... They sometimes coneect to each other, like, you can go from my backyard or room to some building in the city (just an example, i didn't actually dream this particular connection). And most importantly, when i dream that, and all the events that are occuring there, i constantly have a warm home feeling. Like i belong there, like the "wake world" is the distorted reality, not this... Plus the dreams (what i've come to understand with time) create a whole world, and the distorted places are allways the same in different dreams i have with different events, but the places are the same, or very simmilar when i dream about them again.

Can someone please try to explain what this could mean?
I know dreams are wierd and that i shouldn't be supprised about that, but anyway. Any thoughts?

[Get Boldened]

I know exactly what you mean. You feel that the dream world is more authentic than the real world. The places in your dreams share huge resemblances to places you've been to in real life. The general layout is still there. But one corner may be another place simultaneously. Going through a tunnel that was suppose to lead you to the other side of town may lead you to some place completely different in real life. You return to this hybrid place common in your dreams. It's more like a world because it's so expansive that in some dreams you're in the north side of it and never would see any buildings from the south side, yet all the structures and layouts are retained in separate dreams. I think either this is how our subconscious perceives places in our world with reflection to our innerworld, or this whole structural thing is a programming matrix since it's the same each time.