Weird ass dream...
Blogger is down, so I figured I'd submit the entry here before I get side-tracked and forget what the hell I was thinking.
Dayum, the other day I had a weird ass dream. I dreamt I got shot! What the hell?!?! I dunno where I was, but all of a sudden, I looked down at my stomach and saw that I was injured. In the dream, I was not hurt or bleeding, but I could tell I had some kind of pained look on my face as I was trying to get some help. I ran into a building and saw hella people I knew. I thought, dayum, somebody is gonna help me. I see these folks like getting a make-shift bed together on a table or something, and one person I knew was crying. But you know what? (and I told you this dream was weird). They weren't doing this to help me! They were doing this for somebody else! That wasn't even shot!Huh?!?! Shizer! One person did help to remove the bullet (dayum, it seems even more weird to recount this shit, but oh well). Then I woke up.
Great. How come I can't have dreams about being rich? Or some other nice ass outcome? Oh well, I searched to see what my dream meant, and this is what I got from MSN's Dream Dictionary
Gun
1. In Freudian dream analysis, a symbol for physical passion. If the dreamer is the one doing the shooting, then he is consciously or unconsciously searching for a partner. If the dreamer is the one being shot, someone out there feels desire for him.2. The release, or need for release, of pent-up anger. Again, if the dreamer is doing the shooting, she needs to control her temper and find a positive way to release her anger. If she is the victim, then someone is angry with her.3. Something important coming up, implying a need to "get out the big guns."Astrological parallel: Mars/Uranus combinations.Tarot parallel: The Tower.
Ok... I'm not a him, but this analysis makes the dream not so bad.... hehe. So somebody has the hots for me??? Woohoo! =) Dayum, but who? Nice. My actionless life even plagues my dreams. Ok, I feel sad and confused again... =(
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