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Showing posts with label bathroom dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom dreams. Show all posts

3.01.2013

Recurring Nightmares



So, I'm a vivid dreamer.  I can usually remember at least one dream each morning.

I talked about my strange and twisted dream life  a few years ago and I'm happy to say that many of those dreams have phased out...only to make way for newer, more twisted recurring dreams.

My latest recurring dream/nightmare involves being in some sort of public place, like a mall, and looking for a bathroom.  Once I find the bathroom, always located right in a main traffic area like in the hallway or something, I begin to look through a maze of stalls.  I have trouble finding one because they are all so public, I mean shoppers are walking right past the stall doors with their Macy's bags!

Usually, once I find a stall and start to "go" I realize that the stall either has another door connecting to a neighboring stall, or no back wall, or really short walls and I'm looking right at the person beside me...etc...  I jump up and the search begins again to find a safe, private place to go to the bathroom.

It's maddening!  It's frustrating!  It's stressful!  It goes on and on!

What in the world does it mean?  Well, I went to the online dream analyzer and discovered it could mean I have frustrations with getting enough privacy in my daily life, or I have difficulty expressing my emotions.  Bathroom dreams can also indicate  "issues of control, rebellion, and independence".  Eh...maybe...

It's Feedback Friday...

Tell me about a recent or reoccurring dream and I'll analyze it for you with my magic analyzer! 




9.12.2008

The Dream

I woke up this morning in the midst of the worst dream. I was in a large house, maybe on vacation, and had to go to the bathroom and couldn't find a bathroom door that locked. I kept going from bathroom to bathroom and people kept walking in on me! I was frantic and looking for more bathrooms and more bathrooms! What could it mean???

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