Like, do you know when you're facing North in your dreams?

Unknown, i almost cant see dreams at all and the handful per year i do see are forgotten within minutes after waking up.
So i cant guess how good my sense of direction is in something i almost cant see.

This question was made for me. I have a notoriously good sense of direction and I often have dreams that I remember very well. In short, no, I actually get lost a lot. Getting lost is like a feature of my dreams

Holy frijoles, that's so scary! I have called myself a homing pigeon my whole life because of my innate sense of direction - so having this happens sounds utterly awful. I can only imagine how wrong everything must feel.

As I'm now approaching my 30-somethings, I have a new and extremely niche fear unlocked, haha

It's a little hard to answer for me as this gets into some weird stuff.

• To begin, I am almost never the main character of my dreams. Either I am embodying some random person, or it's like watching a movie/ third person mode for some random.
• Secondly, I suppose, is that my dreams don't often involve needing to figure out how to get places? Usually we just... go.
• And lastly, I'm thinking my sense of direction is so innate to me that it doesn't feel like it's a sense I lose in a dream. It would be like dreaming about losing my sense of smell or touch. That's just... N/not really something that happens as far as I'm aware or remember.

Dreams are too random for directions

That sounds awful. But you still can tell relative directions, yeah? Your right from left, up from down?

It's never really come up, but I'd expect the non-euclidean nature of my dreams would win in the end.

It really depends on the type of dream, because there are definitely stress dreams where all of the conflict comes from me being hopelessly lost in a world which seems to shape shift, and all of the maps are wrong and I can't use my phone, and my crush was like "hey my parents aren't going to be home for a few hours" but I can't get to their house even though I've been like 1000 times before, and then I wake up in a cold sweat wondering why the primary plot device is not age appropriate.