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Q: Weird Dream

asked by: MamiClaudia on June 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

So I had this really freaky dream last night that I gave birth to a siamies (sp?) cat.. And I didint have any vision of the birth but I was with my boyfriend in this living room and the cat was walking around and I knew it was my baby. My boyfriend kept picking it up and I could tell he really really loved it and he was talking to it and looking at it all glitter eyed. And then the cat came up to me and started puking catipillers, next it was burping bubbles with live beatles and things crawling inside of them. The lil kitty started caca*ting all over the floor and my boyfriend made me clean it up. Lol.. I thought it was really really really weird dream. I just felt I had to share it, if anyone knows anything about dreams and what they mean let me know.

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Melissa_20

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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If you goto bored.Com,they have a drem disipher(sp?) thing,not sure how accurate it is but you could try!

Sunflower_pie81

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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We are siamese if you please
we are siamese if you don't please
we are from a residence of siam
there is no finer cat than I am

do you hear what I hear a baby cry
where we finding baby there's milk near by
and if we look in baby buggy there could be
plenty of milk for you and also some for me

we are siamese if you please
we are siamese if you don't please
now we're looking over our new domisile
if we like we stay for maybe quite a while

Melissa_20

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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Isn't that off the lady and the tramp? Lol

Sunflower_pie81

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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Yeah I just watched that move....It came on .The .Wonderful .World .Of .Disney on abc the other night. I love lady and the tramp.

tigresacanela24

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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I love that song. Odd, I was singing it the other day....

Melissa_20

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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sandralynn wrote:

its a big thing that when u are prego, especially in the late second/early third trimester that you start having weird vivid dreams.

what about when your not pregnant?

AyaMiyaki

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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I had a dream a couple of months ago that i'd given birth to a puppy. I wasn't quite sure why the doctors weren't freaking out about it... They were just weighing it and stuff. A week or so after that dream, I had another where I was changing the baby's diaper and the skin on her thigh came off... Revealing a metal skeleton underneath. My baby was one of those .Terminator thingies, and she was .P.I.S.S.E.D that i'd discovered her "secret identity" or whatever, and tried to kill me. Pregnancy dreams are hella weird.

MamiClaudia

replied on June 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

I know it has something to do with whats been going on. All the problems and sh*t. But a cat? Why would I give birth to a cat.. That was what was weird.

Thinking back when I was in prague 4 years ago for some reason I kept having repetative dreams that all involved birth and in one I gave birth to the green teletubie... Lol....Yeaaa.

Melissa_20

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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[quote="sandralynn"]

melissa_20 wrote:

sandralynn wrote:

its a big thing that when u are prego, especially in the late second/early third trimester that you start having weird vivid dreams.

what about when your not pregnant?

it all depends on things you've experienced thru out the day,and also how awake your subconcious is when you experience these things.

Heres a quote I **love** that I learned in college...

Our dreams are the source
for those illusive,
below-consciousness feelings
that tend to dive for cover
when they meet
the light of day.

If we are persistent
about searching for
and seeking our dreams,
and our inner self,
the line between the conscious
and the unconscious
will blur.
-- julia chiapella
ok can you say that without making it sound like all. . .Smart and stuff,lol I think I get it but I want to make sure. . I'm a dork

Melissa_20

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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Ok. . I think.What does that have to do with our dreams?Is it just like since we don't think about it while we;re awake it comes out in our dreams?

Mississippi

replied on June 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

Wow..That sounds like one hell of a dream.I had one where I was giving birth to a baby and my mom was beside me.And I kept trying to suck that baby back in.And my mom was like "push" and I was crying and saying "no it hurts".."i don't want it".."its not shaun's(my fiancee)..He was nowhere around.I was having it on my own..Talk about weird!!

HcoBrunette06

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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Lol I had a dream the other night that I had a bunch of kittens running around that looked just like reese and my grandma tied a rubber band around their stomach and killed them lol and I told my mom and she was like "you know why you dreamt that about rubber bands dont you?" and she was like "bc your grtandma tied a rubber band around the dogs muzzle" and she was right.. I had looked at that earlier lol I thought that was funny.

tigresacanela24

replied on June 23rd, 2006

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Dreams are a way that your mind deals with things that you didn't have time to process or don't really want to think about. I had some freaky dreams during pregnancy about my hubby and baby. It dealt with issues that I was only sort of aware of having, you know, those secret, nagging worries that you push to the back of your brain... I don't know if i'm explaining this right...

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