Any dream interpreters out there? LOL

StrawberryAlarmClock · December 2009

I have been dreaming about my ex-boyfriend pretty often since I got pregnant. Trust me, there are no feelings left for him - not even anger, just zero. I don't ever think about him during the day and even if I wasn't head over heels for DH, I'd rather be alone that with my ex. Why on earth am I dreaming about him so much??

I know you probably have no clue, I'm just open to some dream interpretation or similar stories b/c I'm b-o-r-e-d. LOL

bb80 · December 2009

having a baby is a huge step, it's probably your minds way of dealing with the fact that you will be more "tied down" after you have your LO. Kind of like you are mourning your wild days.

mopsie · December 2009

It all depends... what's happening in the dreams? Wink

StrawberryAlarmClock · December 2009

mopsie:
It all depends... what's happening in the dreams?

LOL, sometimes they are a bit dirty. Usually just hanging out or something. Only once was I pg in the dream and I've never been married or sneaking around in the dream.

CHELSMS06 · December 2009

StrawberryAlarmClock:

I have been dreaming about my ex-boyfriend pretty often since I got pregnant. Trust me, there are no feelings left for him - not even anger, just zero. I don't ever think about him during the day and even if I wasn't head over heels for DH, I'd rather be alone that with my ex. Why on earth am I dreaming about him so much??

I know you probably have no clue, I'm just open to some dream interpretation or similar stories b/c I'm b-o-r-e-d. LOL

You don't know how much better you just made me feel.....I have dreamed about my first love for the past 2 nights!!!! I thought I was going crazy and I woke up feeling sooooooo bad!!! I LOVE DH and would never ever think about going back to my first love but the dreams are killing me!!

ali_bl-nov05 · December 2009

taken from babycenter:

Insecurity about your appearance

"For weeks I've been dreaming about my old boyfriend. Wild, sensuous dreams. I'm with him again, kissing and making love ? it's as passionate as ever. When I'm awake, I have fantasies about wanting him to see me with a child. What's going on?" ? Veronica, during her sixth month of pregnancy

Erotic dreams are more likely the larger the mother-to-be gets; they tend to occur most often during the final three months. The reasons for erotic dreams in pregnant women are as varied as the women themselves. Nevertheless, most mothers-to-be share a concern about their changing figure and its effect on their sex life. Intercourse is necessarily more awkward during the final months of pregnancy. Deprived of her accustomed regularity or intensity of sex, an expectant mother sometimes compensates for it in dreams.

Beyond whatever physical deprivation they may feel, pregnant women often feel insecure about their continued attractiveness to men. Gripping furniture for support in raising or seating herself, her ankles swollen, the mother-to-be finds her body increasingly difficult to maneuver. Erotic dreams during pregnancy simply offer the comforting reassurance, "Don't worry. You see, you are sexy, alluring, and lovable."

you can see it here

StrawberryAlarmClock · December 2009

ali_bl-nov05:

taken from babycenter:

Insecurity about your appearance

"For weeks I've been dreaming about my old boyfriend. Wild, sensuous dreams. I'm with him again, kissing and making love ? it's as passionate as ever. When I'm awake, I have fantasies about wanting him to see me with a child. What's going on?" ? Veronica, during her sixth month of pregnancy

Erotic dreams are more likely the larger the mother-to-be gets; they tend to occur most often during the final three months. The reasons for erotic dreams in pregnant women are as varied as the women themselves. Nevertheless, most mothers-to-be share a concern about their changing figure and its effect on their sex life. Intercourse is necessarily more awkward during the final months of pregnancy. Deprived of her accustomed regularity or intensity of sex, an expectant mother sometimes compensates for it in dreams.

Beyond whatever physical deprivation they may feel, pregnant women often feel insecure about their continued attractiveness to men. Gripping furniture for support in raising or seating herself, her ankles swollen, the mother-to-be finds her body increasingly difficult to maneuver. Erotic dreams during pregnancy simply offer the comforting reassurance, "Don't worry. You see, you are sexy, alluring, and lovable."

you can see it here

This makes sense! Thanks, CHELS and I feel much better. Big Smile

mandy_mary · December 2009

hmmmm... now that that's figured out, anyone know why I keep dreaming about the movie Paranormal Activity and that there's a demon living in my attic? I'd love some input on that! Huh?

ali_bl-nov05 · December 2009

mandy_mary:
hmmmm... now that that's figured out, anyone know why I keep dreaming about the movie Paranormal Activity and that there's a demon living in my attic? I'd love some input on that!

I guess pregnancy dreams are pretty standar. Also from baby center:

"While visiting Mother, I sit by myself in her living room. Near me on a chair is a pet of hers, a gibbonlike creature. I keep my distance from him, afraid he might bite. He climbs around on the furniture, and nibbles on some squash in a hanging basket." ? Joan's dream during her fourth month of pregnancy

During the second trimester, a pregnant woman's dreams contain animals that are more baby-like, such as pups, chicks, and kittens. Depending upon her attitude toward the pregnancy, her mate, and her situation, the animal may be either threatening or lovable. Joan's dream (above) suggests she felt some ambivalence about the effect of the strange new creature coming into her life. Would its presence be destructive?

The presence of friendly animals ? rare and charming creatures in dreams ? is generally thought to represent a good relationship between the dreamer and his or her instincts. In the dreams of many pregnant women, animals are frequently cuddly and cute. You may find that the animals in your dreams develop from sea creature to land mammal, repeating the journey of primeval ancestors; at other times you may find you dream of your unborn child directly. Your feeling about the animal or baby reveals something about your attitude at the time of the dream.

StrawberryAlarmClock · December 2009

Ali, you're handy to have around! Big Smile

mandy_mary · December 2009

ali_bl-nov05:

mandy_mary:
hmmmm... now that that's figured out, anyone know why I keep dreaming about the movie Paranormal Activity and that there's a demon living in my attic? I'd love some input on that!

I guess pregnancy dreams are pretty standar. Also from baby center:

"While visiting Mother, I sit by myself in her living room. Near me on a chair is a pet of hers, a gibbonlike creature. I keep my distance from him, afraid he might bite. He climbs around on the furniture, and nibbles on some squash in a hanging basket." ? Joan's dream during her fourth month of pregnancy

During the second trimester, a pregnant woman's dreams contain animals that are more baby-like, such as pups, chicks, and kittens. Depending upon her attitude toward the pregnancy, her mate, and her situation, the animal may be either threatening or lovable. Joan's dream (above) suggests she felt some ambivalence about the effect of the strange new creature coming into her life. Would its presence be destructive?

The presence of friendly animals ? rare and charming creatures in dreams ? is generally thought to represent a good relationship between the dreamer and his or her instincts. In the dreams of many pregnant women, animals are frequently cuddly and cute. You may find that the animals in your dreams develop from sea creature to land mammal, repeating the journey of primeval ancestors; at other times you may find you dream of your unborn child directly. Your feeling about the animal or baby reveals something about your attitude at the time of the dream.

Oh Crap! Apparently I'm afraid of my little baby... I'm going to need to work on my subconscious baby thoughts!

ali_bl-nov05 · December 2009

mandy_mary:

Oh Crap! Apparently I'm afraid of my little baby... I'm going to need to work on my subconscious baby thoughts!

I don't know about you, but I sure am! being a mom will be the biggest, coolest and yet scariest thing I'll ever do... for the rest of my life!

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