meoklmrk91 wrote: » That last one :eek:
Seachmall wrote: » Don't believe that hippy ****, most dreams have no relevance to your emotions and there's certainly no standardised method for determining what they might mean (if anything).
some random drunk wrote: » I know, it's pretty horrific alright. In another version I was getting it on with a hot brunette model. We were doing it doggy style and I was really enjoying it until she turned around, yelled "surprise!" and pulled off her wig, to reveal my (blonde) sister with a big grin on her face . I've had sex dreams with people I really don't want to have sex with for years. My school principal, the elderly school priest, my old boss at work, good friends...etc. I reckon I must hate myself subconsciously or something, so my brain creates these horrible scenarios. Anyway......let's move on. Another re-ocurring theme in my dreams is the inability to turn on lights. Like I'll be in a dark, haunted house or something and be being chased by a ghost/murderer and I want to turn the lights on to help myself escape/frighten the ghost away. I press the lightswitches but they never work, or the lightbulbs have all blown. I think I read somewhere that it's next to impossible to alter the light level of your surroundings in a dream without waking up. Sounds hard to believe, but it's true at least in my dreams. Anyone experience this or heard anything about it?
Shryke wrote: » I lie in bed for about an hour every morning just thinking about boobs and stuff if that counts.
hairyprincess wrote: » I believe that's called fapping
af_thefragile wrote: » Freud would have a field day if he was around to read ur posts!
some random drunk wrote: » I'd rather have Freud read them than my sister!
Battered Mars Bar wrote: » Have one where I happen upon a fox curled up neath a bush in an idyllic country setting. The fox has his back turned to me but seems to be agitated with something. I begin to notice a stench so I inspect further. The sounds of crunching bone come first before I notice the fox is devouring itself. It's rather graphic and I usually feeling disgusted with myself when I awake for conjuring up such images. What that mean then?
shopaholic01 wrote: » You hate the fact that you want to eat yourself
Dudess wrote: » But why can they recur? And why are there certain common dream types - like the teeth falling out/exams ones?
Giselle wrote: » I used to have the turning up in school naked dream a lot. Now I have the turning up at biggest-meeting-of-my-life naked dream. Insultingly, nobody seems to notice.
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » I have loads of recurring dreams. Some of them I've been having for a good 30 years now. Themes include: - Flying. Though 'flapping' would be more accurate, I have to pump my arms really hard to get any height/velocity. Generally I don't move very fast, it's hard work for the most part. - Teeth. Endless teeth dreams. I have lost thousands and thousands of teeth in my sleep. Splintering teeth when you spend the whole night spitting them out are the worst. - Toilets. Think 'Trainspotting'. I have endless dreams about having to use the loo and the loo being overflowing and horrific and slipping it in, generally over and over again before I can get as far as the door and make it out. So, I basically dream about swimming in sh(t a lot. - Locations. Not real places, places that only exist in my head. I am dreaming and suddenly I realise I'm in a place I've been in before, and I know the layout etc, and I will remember what I was doing the last time I was there (in a dream) but still know it's not a real place. I have about 10 of these, some of them only pop up every 5 years ago. I dream nearly ever night and almost always remember what I've dreamed, even if it only pops into my mind at 3pm making coffee. A lot of my dreams tend to be pretty prosaic, but some of them are completely mental. I love a good dream I do.
BigFatGiant wrote: » I have the same two dreams. Teeth falling out and doing exams. Paid a lot of money to get the meaning of these dreams explained to me by a dream interpreter. Teeth falling out dream = You hate teeth. Doing exams dream = You love exams. Sorted.