>>275605863
My dreams used to be exceedingly ordinary. I even had one in highschool that I woke up, brushed my teeth, showered, dressed, had breakfast, and walked the 20 minutes all the way to school only to wake up and have to do it all again. Basically pic related realising how fucking boring my life was/is.
Since vr the dreams have stayed somewhat normal but vr people, in their avatars, feature in them. Most recently I woke late for work and panicked running around the house trying to get ready while the americans were drinking noisily. Interacted with everything like it was boneworks so the slapping doors open and pulling shelves over by accident was all through it. Completely trashed my house and got told off by mommy (as a pavlov man, not their vrc avatar).
I think if you spend more time doing anything in particular it will feature in your dreams flavoured by your imagination. If you spend a lot of time in vr playing games with little realism or poor physics and stay in worlds that bend reality often rather than reflect reality, your dreams will follow suit. People you hang out with and what they look like will also feature. Hell I even had a dream about being proteus'd probably because I was hearing about that a lot at the time.