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pat2rome
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01 Mar 2010, 8:12 pm

rmgh wrote:
I love your dreams.


I love them too! Except for the occasional nightmare (not a one since seventh grade, luckily) and the one time I had the most annoying dream ever. I dreamed that I woke up, then I went through my ENTIRE morning routine. Right when I was about to walk out the door, my alarm went off and I woke up. My first thought: "Crap, I'm going to have to do all that again..."


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04 Mar 2010, 12:15 pm

Moog wrote:
Kajjie wrote:
It does get a bit confusing knowing who's male and who's female online! I have had people assume I'm male, so then I went along with it as I liked the novelty of people thinking I was a bloke!


Yeah, I like the sexual ambiguity as well. People often mistake me for a woman, and it always secretly pleases me.

Kajjie wrote:
Similar in a way to adulthood, then. I don't believe in magic, so I wouldn't have made that interpretation. Very interesting to hear someone to tell me a dream and also how they interpret it - no one has done that to me before. Well, not with less obvious interpretations - I've heard people say that they had a dream involving cars because their mother bought a new car the day before or things like that, but not more hidden meanings. :)


I'm not sure if I believe in magic as anything other than a kind of placebo, or a kind of self transforming device, like NLP or self hypnosis. I'd like to think there's more to it. I was heavily into research into magic at the time.

I'm glad you liked interpreting my dream, if I have any more good ones like that, I'll let you know!

Next time someone tells you they dreamed about a car, maybe you want to probe them (gently!). You might ask them how they felt about the car, what colours and shapes, if it was driving or stationary, etc. etc. you might find that you open something interesting up for them, when all they thought is that they had a dream about a car. Or not. It's worth a go!


My friend told me their dream the other day, and I asked why they might have dreamt it but they weren't sure. I didn't ask too much because i didn't want to be nosing into their head too much! But it was really great of them to tell me what they dreamt :)


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