First thread! Naked dream?

[bigd21]

Well first a little about me, im a 15 year old male and i play baseball and football and please take this seriously. i know im only 15 but im not dumb and im mature. (background) when i was 4 or 5 i had a dream where i was at preschool and i didn't have any clothes on and i couldnt find any or put any on and i panicked i was really embarrassed and i woke up scared. now a few days ago i dreamt i was at football practice and we were all naked (i dont know why that's the first thing i remember) and i was running and i realized everyone else had their clothes on so i tried to find some but couldnt find any so i tried to play it off and act like i didn't care (i was secretly embarrassed) so i ran up to the trainer who is the only person i remember being there that i recognized and i really dont like her she is arrogant and thinks shes better than everyone else. she told me to put on some clothes and i told her i would so i ran to a fence where my parents were standing with a pair of pants for me i put them on and thats all i remember. btw i highly doubt the trainer had anything to do with it i remember there were my other teammates but i dont remember any in specific and i have a normal family situation and im a happy. i have been recently trying to gain weight (muscle weight) idk if that has anything to do with it but im just trying to give you as much info as possible! and please dont point out my grammatical errors im just too lazy to type it formally

[Chimpertainment]

Usually, having no clothes in embarrassing depending on the society in which you have been raised. This can indicate a number of things related to vulnerability, exposure, self-image, insecurities etc. Its not what is actually happening, but what that represents. Your parents are a place to find that covering and safety. The one who makes it a problem is the teacher, an authority figure at school. I used to have a recurring dream where I would only be wearing a shirt on the bus. As soon as I would notice, so would everyone else and they would start laughing. Not fun dreams.

[quietness]

I think it's around that age (4 or 5) that we stop becoming the "center of the universe," so to speak. We become aware that other people and kids also have their own minds. That's when we become conscious of ourselves as separate, distinct entities as well. Anyway... The "sudden" awareness of your nakedness in stark contrast to others may mean that you recently started to see a glaring difference between you and them, and it was something you felt ashamed of. It can be financial, material, physical or sexual. However, it seems that they didn't notice it. This might mean that it is something that nobody else noticed, and that only you noticed. Or maybe it's not a big deal, but you think it is. You don't like your trainer in the everyday world, but how did you feel about her in the dream? Were you also ashamed that she saw you naked? You are right, it is doubtful that it was really the trainer. It might be someone else. It might even be an aspect of yourself that is responsible and knowledgeable. How you respond to and feel about a person in the dream is usually more important than the image, which is usually just used by the mind as a symbol to get a message through (trainer = responsible, knows a lot, experienced). It *could* be referring to your attempt at gaining weight. Maybe you see everyone else as physically better, and you feel that lack that. But since your dream does not seem to show that anyone else noticed, it might be less serious than you think. Maybe others actually think that you are in a perfect weight or whatever. Good luck!