Does dreams always happen the opposite?
Dreams are full of symbolism. Often, but not always, people, places, and things in our dreams represent other things entirely. Dreams are our subconscious thoughts unleashed: what we ignore while we're awake often comes out in our dreams. They come from us, not some outside source, so the meaning comes from the dreamer. In this case, your friend might have been remembering a conversation you and she had about how you feel about this guy, or it could have nothing to do with you at all. Without knowing more about the dream, and the dreamer, it's impossible to tell. I've found that when one of my dreams is correctly interpreted I have an "aha" moment. It just feels right. Ask your friend what she thinks it might mean, and work from there. .
Why do the opposite always happen in dreams?
Ok so everything seems to happen the opposite of my reality. Like i thought my crush and this girl were dating and in my dreams they were but in real life it turns out she already had a bf. I KNOW my crush hates me i just know without him even telling me but i have dreams where we are dating. I had a dream last night where my professor asked how we met and we were together it was weird. Why does that happen?
Why do I Always Dream I'm in a Shopping Mall?
Some people develop a specific dream-scape which is like a place that is very familiar to you maybe from your childhood or a place with some kind of spiritual significance to you. I have reoccurring dreams at the park where I grew up at. It is the same for me. Same place different dream. I have even had dreams where I've become lucid then flown to this park. If the local mall has no significance to you then maybe their is some meaning in it reoccurring. Maybe you have unfinished business there. But it is more likely that this is just your particular dream-scape. I also have a theory that certain setting in a dream can become so real that you can go back there in your dreams for whatever reason.
How come my wet dreams are always interrupted?
If you don't wake up, then it's called a lucid dream and those that have lucid dreams can apparently do whatever they want in any dream situation. The reasons most wake up during or just after a wet dream are first, the subconscious has finally gotten what it feels has been long over due (lol), and secondly, sexual climax during sleep is like a mini-epileptic seizure.
If u Ejaculated in your dream does it happen in real?
Barcode nailed it, if you wake up in a wet spot it happened both in your dream and real life. That is where the term "Wet Dream" comes from. No pun intended.
What does it mean when you have dreams that end up happening in real life, i.e., is deja vu a skill, something else, or nothing at all?
I have had this happen many time throughout my life. Most of which happened as a child.My first and one of the most recognizable times was when I lived in California. We had just moved to a new home in Hollywood and I had had a dream that my Dad and I walked to a park nearby. The next morning, I asked my Dad if we could go. I took his hand and led him to that same park from my dream. My Dad insisted that I had been there before so, I learned to not be so open about the weirdness of it all.Another time, I was older, about 11. I awoke from a dream that was kind of eerie to me because it seemed so real. I was at my nieces birthday party. Nothing out of the ordinary except that I did not spend much time with her so I dismissed it. A couple months later, I was invited to her birthday party. Nothing seemed strange until I was there and remembered my dream. I knew each gift she had before it was even being opened because of my dream.I’m not real sure what causes it, I am not a spiritual or religious person but, what if our time lines are not fixed, what if subconsciously we can float through our time lines and witness our lives through our future selves at any given point. Who knows really but, makes sense to me.