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What does it mean if I have a differant dream every night, but the same people are always in them?

Asked by triplthret5678 (6points) May 19th, 2010

Every night I dream about the same people. They’re never nightmares or anything bad, but they aren’t happy dreams either. They are very descriptive and a lot of random things happen. For example my friend Morgan and I were in a pageant and the host was my gymnastics teacher. The pageant was called “Little Miss Perfect” I was dressed like a cowboy the whole time. In between categories I went home. The lobby of the pageant room was a bar where my uncle Dave sat and watched baseball. Whenever I left the building I was standing in my friend Tina’s front lawn. The people in this dream that have reoccurring roles in all of my dreams are my gymnastics teacher, my friend Morgan, my friend Tina, and my uncle Dave. Can you please tell me what this means(:

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nailpolishfanatic's avatar

Those could be meannings of the things you guys will do when you get married:d

oreo45's avatar

The people you are dreaming of represent some one or something that you are trying to work through on a subconscious level.

perspicacious's avatar

It means nothing.

partyparty's avatar

Perhaps you are thinking about these people during the day, and you then dream about them when asleep.
Are they having problems you could help them with?

zenele's avatar

It means you have a vivid imagination which is trying to sort itself out at night regarding people close to you. It means you can’t spell Different – and welcome to fluther – good question.

:-)

Draconess25's avatar

@zenele I always spell differant that way. It’s wrong?

zenele's avatar

@draconess I checked, and there isn’t another option of spelling with an a. In fact, there isn’t even a diffrant. It comes from differ, plus an ent suffix. Look it up here

dif·fer·ent   /ˈdɪfərənt, ˈdɪfrənt/
1.not alike in character or quality; differing; dissimilar: The two are different.
2.not identical; separate or distinct: three different answers.

Origin:
1350–1400; ME < AF < L different- (s. of differēns), prp. of differre. See differ, -ent

Draconess25's avatar

@zenele I feel really dumb now….

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