I had a dream

[Brig]

Actual dream I had last night:

Playing pool on a pool table in a grey warehouse with nothing else in it. There was a tin of bubble gum on the table.


Dream interpretations please thnx

[Neelpos]

Did you lose?

[Brig]

Did you lose?

Fuck man I don't even know


I've played pool like one and a half times.

[Neelpos]

It's okay, know that you lost, even in your own dreams.

[seanhive]

It's obviously a metaphor for Adam and Eve. You are Eve and the bubblegum is the apple. You are Satan's minion. The empty warehouse is vulnerability

[Django]

Actual dream I had last night:

Playing pool on a pool table in a grey warehouse with nothing else in it. There was a tin of bubble gum on the table.


Dream interpretations please thnx

Alright, i know you are probably joking ,but if you want to give it a try then.... consider this

[quote="Sigmund "Schlomo" Freud"] the function of dreams is to preserve sleep by representing fulfilled wishes that would otherwise awaken the dreamer.[/quote]

Sooo the pool table inside the grey warehouse means that your mind is dying for some form of leisure activity and/or distraction. The grey warehouse itself is a
representation of your current life regarding your own wish fulfillment. It's an empty warehouse because your internalized wishes have not been fulfilled and/or your
unfulfilled internalized wishes have had changed over time to something else i.e start anew (btw, have you moved to diferent place/house/city alot in life?)

The last element of the dream, the tin of bubble gum is what we call a totem, something that helps you remember the dream and keep track of time
(yes, just like in inception). You see, when we dream your mind is on the REM stage of sleep, during this stage your brain does essential maintenance ,and your memory
is re-organized (there lies the connection between dreams, immediate and long term memory and wish fulfillment in psychoanalytic theory). The thing REM sleep is very quick (lasts 30 mins
to an hour), your brain bypasses this issue by increasing the thought/memory process to get the best of it's REM maintenance. That's why dreams feel so much longer
and somehow loosely relate real world thoughts/events.

The thing is most dreams are forgotten ,but you might actually get to remember some of it by simple mnemonics through the totem.
Finally, the tin of bubble gum is a totem because the act of chewing gum is essentially perceptual reminder of your senses and time (who doesn't love chewing gum to kill time) as you are about to wake up from your REM sleep.

Once again, i don't know if you are being serious in your post or made some kind of reference to some dubstep song ,but if you want dreams then you come to the right place

[narwal]

i dreamt of watching a massive (nuclear?) bomb hit my city the other night. was weird. didn't act like a normal bomb tho. hit the ground, everything flashed white and nothing happened for like a solid 5 minutes. then it was just cold air and it was over. no cloud of dust, no fire. just a cold wind that destroyed everything. how fucked am i?

[rottencheeseCA]

I had a dream that I went to summer camp but it was a lot more tropical than I remember (I think it was based on the summer camp I went to on Catalina). My family came, and I hid from them in some bamboo. Then we had dinner at the yatch club and saw monkeys.

[Brig]

Actual dream I had last night:

Playing pool on a pool table in a grey warehouse with nothing else in it. There was a tin of bubble gum on the table.


Dream interpretations please thnx

Alright, i know you are probably joking ,but if you want to give it a try then.... consider this

[quote="Sigmund "Schlomo" Freud"] the function of dreams is to preserve sleep by representing fulfilled wishes that would otherwise awaken the dreamer.

Sooo the pool table inside the grey warehouse means that your mind is dying for some form of leisure activity and/or distraction. The grey warehouse itself is a
representation of your current life regarding your own wish fulfillment. It's an empty warehouse because your internalized wishes have not been fulfilled and/or your
unfulfilled internalized wishes have had changed over time to something else i.e start anew (btw, have you moved to diferent place/house/city alot in life?)

The last element of the dream, the tin of bubble gum is what we call a totem, something that helps you remember the dream and keep track of time
(yes, just like in inception). You see, when we dream your mind is on the REM stage of sleep, during this stage your brain does essential maintenance ,and your memory
is re-organized (there lies the connection between dreams, immediate and long term memory and wish fulfillment in psychoanalytic theory). The thing REM sleep is very quick (lasts 30 mins
to an hour), your brain bypasses this issue by increasing the thought/memory process to get the best of it's REM maintenance. That's why dreams feel so much longer
and somehow loosely relate real world thoughts/events.

The thing is most dreams are forgotten ,but you might actually get to remember some of it by simple mnemonics through the totem.
Finally, the tin of bubble gum is a totem because the act of chewing gum is essentially perceptual reminder of your senses and time (who doesn't love chewing gum to kill time) as you are about to wake up from your REM sleep.

Once again, i don't know if you are being serious in your post or made some kind of reference to some dubstep song ,but if you want dreams then you come to the right place

[/quote]

AH STOP THAT SOUNDS ACCURATE AND JOKING LIES ARE MORE COMFORTABLE



RottenCheese I've had a dream like that before

[Grndslmhttr3]

it means you're gay