Dream Analysis...sorry it's humongous

[sunnygreen]

I had a dream last night that disturbed me quite a bit. Nothing in the dream was really particularly graphic or overly distressing (there was some violence and possible death, but it wasn't visible, just implied), but it really affected me, and I woke up with the images of the dream still vividly imprinted in my mind. My body was also giving off

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[anonymous]

It seems from the outside that you can actually be rather unaccepting and intolerant of yourself.

[blue_lalita]

Typed Jamie before realizing she wasn't logged in.

[sunnygreen]

Well, what do you think it means? You have more bad dreams than anyone I know. How would you interpret this crazy thing? What the hell am I repressing? 'Cuz I don't know.

[anonymous]

I don't really put much stock in dream symbolism, but they do represent feelings to me (mostly terror and vulnerability). To me, yours seems to be about your overbearing sense of responsibility for everything and everybody, plus a strong feeling of guilt about something. And suffocation, probably, in a different sense. I dreamed once that I was suffocating under snow infested with scorpions (and woke up with my lungs burning, I think I actually wasn't breathing), which was terrifying, but I don't remember actually feeling like it was a metaphor for my life, so maybe you just ate too much cheese and spicy food.

[irma_c]

I don't know if you're repressing anything, like Jamie said it could just be related to your sense of responsibility and your willingness to help others.... Are you feeling helpless about Korea? I dunno, but boo for nightmares. :P

[stopandpaz]

It's clear: You're a dyke.

Hahahahahahahaha. Personally I think people tend to overanalyze their dreams. It's just our subconcious saying, "Testing, testing...1,2....testing....saving a bunch of women and children from poisinous fumes at the possible expense of a hand, testing...."