Interesting dreams that may or may not mean something
By iamma3e
@iamma3e (68)
Philippines
October 6, 2012 10:15am CST
For two nights (and this is very weird talking about it like this), I had a very vivid, very interesting dreams. One was non-descriptive males chasing me around and one was me in a relationship with a female celebrity.
The first one was almost a recurring dream. I hailed a public transportation (jeepney in my dream's case) and when I say "stop", the driver won't hear me even though I've said the word aloud multiple times and when I get out of the vehicle, they'll look for me (chase me) or stop me from going somewhere. But the one I had the other night was so vivid, I knew I was trying to wake myself up during that dream. I don't know if I'm in the state of lucid dreaming because I have never experienced lucid dreaming before.
The latter one was a new one I've had. The closest intimate relations I've had with a female celebrity in my dream was a dream where Megan Fox kissed me in a cubicle inside the women's comfort room. I'm not even kidding. Last night (I'll put the date. Oct. 5), was my first dream of being in a relationship with a girl. I don't mind that it was a girl (I've had a very intimate encounter with a male celebrity in a dream once), it's just that I never really think it would be with a female celebrity that I don't like or dislike.
Have you ever had dreams like these or something interesting that it comes to the point you search for what it means? What interesting dreams have you had? Share yours.
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13 responses
@varunkrishna007 (1909)
• India
7 Oct 12
I would say that might be the case for some. I do see dreams that are related to me in some way or the other. So I just cant say they dont have any meanings. But I didnt have cases of deja vu or something.
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
6 Oct 12
You better ask yourself what the subject in your dreams mean to you. These kind of dreams are not mend to be taken exactly the way you dream them. There will be shown a different story/message if you translate the subjects, parts, situations into what it would mean to you (which is different for each person). It has nothing to do with having or getting a relationship or being intitime the way you dreamed it.
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@flowerchilde (12529)
• United States
7 Oct 12
To find the meaning or "language" of your dreams, think of each character and happening as a symbol, then ask yourself and quietly ponder, what does each single symbol mean? Characters as in chasing you would likely be combined as one.. so the chasers is a symbol, as is the chase itself. It sort of seems to me the wanting the driver to stop and he didn't seems to me a note to yourself to be sure and think and ponder deeply before going a certain way or making some sort of decision, etc. I'm also thinking you watch quite a bit of tv or movies.
@natliegleb (5175)
• India
6 Oct 12
sometimes it does mean something like it can predict the future ,in other instance its just a dream,we cant ignore it
@JinBinLai (52)
• China
7 Oct 12
There is a proverb said "the thoughts in the daytime will reflect in the night dream." Dreams are the movements of our brain, so there must be some links between dreams and consicousness or subconsciousness. But it is always difficult to explain the dreams' meanings.
@sender621 (14894)
• United States
6 Oct 12
Dreams are locked in our psche whether we choose to develop that idea oe not. having the same dream more than once should alert us to finding the meaning in that dream for our lives.
@katie0 (5203)
• Japan
7 Oct 12
I think they always mean something. If we generalize I think when we run away from someone means there's something in our lives terrifying us right now but we are not facing it. To face it could mean to solve already half of it. To talk to someone we are not talking, we had a fight with could mean how much we miss them. But of course that we are the better one to answer our own dreams. I am almost sure they always means something, for me it always does and I find answers.
@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
6 Oct 12
Hi friend! I remember having read about a book on dreams and their interpretations. If I am not mistaken, if you dream that you are traveling it means new opportunities will be coming your way. Also the same when you dream of having a relationship with somebody and you make love in a dream means a good news is coming. But as to having a partner of the same gender, I don't remember I had read about such situation.
When I have that book with me. Me and my office mates will always refer to it when we had a dream. Although I am not so sure about the accuracy but sometimes it also served as a reminder to me. I already returned it to the owner and I already transferred in another station that's why I was not able to see the book again.
@roshigo58 (4859)
• Pune, India
7 Oct 12
Hi,
I also have dreams many times. Some are related with my daily life and some don't have any meaning. There are many things I never think or seen in my life. But I think that dreams have no meaning. They are unreal and not based on facts.
@deazil (4723)
• United States
6 Oct 12
I don't put a lot of stock in dreams but I have a book that was a gift from someone. It says if you dream of kissing a person of the same s*x it represents self acceptance. You are acknowledging the coexistence of your feminine and masculine side. Well, that's a good thing. To dream of being chased means that you are avoiding something. But I went on the internet and found a few variations on it so I'm not really sure. And there are different ways of analyzing dreams. For instance if two people have the same dream it could mean two different things depending on the people.
To dream of being chased means that you are avoiding something. But I went on the internet and found a few variations on it so I'm not really sure. And there are different ways of analyzing dreams. For instance if two people have the same dream it could mean two different things depending on the people. 
@randomarts09 (1405)
• Indonesia
6 Oct 12
Dreams are mental activities which occur when we sleep. Everybody has them, although we may not always remember them. But do our dreams actually mean anything to us? I think sometimes it can mean something but sometimes it's just, well....a dream. When you become asleep your conscious mind leeps as well but your subconscious mind remains awake. At this point the true connection between dreams and the subconscious mind starts to appear. For example, If you were concerned about a problem then most probably your subconscious mind will show it to you in your dreams in order to remind you of it or to help you solve it. The subconscious mind thinks in the form of symbols and metaphors and that's why you shouldn't be surprised to find such metaphors in your dreams in the form of symbols. The thoughts of your subconscious mind are presented in your dreams in the form of symbols.
