Dream about being covered in cheese means?

**theAqua** · 08-08-2013 10:06 PM

Sorrow or disappointment? There was also a cat covered in cheese who was meowing and we were in a classroom. What does that mean? I don't get why I would have a dream like that?

**JoannaB** · 08-08-2013 10:33 PM

If I had a dream like that I would assume that I wanted to eat cheese, and would go and seek some out in the fridge.

The cat covered in cheese is kind of interesting. Cats are known for hunting mice. Mice are stereotypically fond of cheese, so maybe this dream was about predetor or prey, and which are you? Covered in cheese, ready to be devoured by someone else or circumstances?

You are in a classroom, learning life's lessons perhaps? The cat is meowing because this is a sticky situation and distressing.

Of course, this could be wrong. If it does not sound right, feel free to discard these ideas.

** Moved thread into Dream Interpretation subforum.

**Darkmatters** · 08-08-2013 11:40 PM

If you want any kind of decent answers you need to describe the dream in detail, not just like a telegram or a tweet. This includes describing your feelings in the dream and after waking up, as well as anything the dream or any parts of the dream remind you of.

What kind of cheese? Cheese Wiz, slices, spread? What was the tone of the dream emotionally, what else happened? Come on man, if you want people to put their attention and time into this then you need to do the same.

**theAqua** · 08-09-2013 12:31 AM

Originally Posted by JoannaB

If I had a dream like that I would assume that I wanted to eat cheese, and would go and seek some out in the fridge.

The cat covered in cheese is kind of interesting. Cats are known for hunting mice. Mice are stereotypically fond of cheese, so maybe this dream was about predetor or prey, and which are you? Covered in cheese, ready to be devoured by someone else or circumstances?

You are in a classroom, learning life's lessons perhaps? The cat is meowing because this is a sticky situation and distressing.

Of course, this could be wrong. If it does not sound right, feel free to discard these ideas.

** Moved thread into Dream Interpretation subforum.

Yeah, I think the dream had something to do with learning life lessons. I've been having recurring dreams about being in school or in a classroom but I'm always late for the class or skipping it.

The dream was distressing towards the end because everyone was covered in the cheese and it represented something negative.

**theAqua** · 08-09-2013 12:32 AM

It was like, the Mexican Kraft Cheese, not four cheese, but the regular cheese. In the dream, the cheese was like something negative and everyone was covered in it. This happened when we were about to be let out of class.

**JoannaB** · 08-09-2013 12:53 AM

Ok, now I know: it was a precognitive dream about my having quesedillas for dinner. Err, ok, maybe not, I ordered the quesedillas in the Mexican restaurant because reading your dream made me crave cheese. So I guess it was not precognitive.

To be honest this could very well be an example of a nonsensical dream that does not mean anything profound, unless you have a nagging feeling that it means something important to you.

**Alucinor XIII** · 08-09-2013 01:14 AM

Its means that you have been chosen by the great lord Sheogorath.

Cheese for everyone!

**JoannaB** · 08-09-2013 03:24 AM

Hey, I googled it, and I actually did find a dream dictionary site that claims that cheese denotes great disappointment or sorrow. Personally, I think this reflects more about the person who contributed that dream dictionary entry than about a dream of yours - I think that dream dictionary person probably does not like cheese.

**LucasPotter** · 08-09-2013 03:35 AM

Maybe it's not about cheese or being covered in cheese. You said everyone was covered in it and it was something negative. Maybe you feel like you and people around you are in a... sticky situation? Something bad that you can't get away?

About the cat... this is just me, but I see cats as a symbol for intelligence, being logical (maybe I've been too influenced by Harry Potter?

), so the cat being in a classroom somewhat makes sense. The cat being also covered in cheese could maybe mean that the sticky, bad situation isn't logical to you? Like you know and understand it's bad, but you're still there?

Honestly, I'm not very good at this (AT ALL), but for some reason I couldn't stop thinking about your dream, so... decided to give it a try.

**Superman1** · 08-19-2013 08:45 AM

Cheesy means 2.Cheap, unpleasant, or blatantly inauthentic.
Maybe you were covered in that, and it seems you needed learning. Unless perhaps some learning you got was cheesy.
The cheesy cat might be the part of you look after and love, like a pet, which was in this condition and complaining.
"Me...ow!'

But do you hate Kraft Mexican Cheese?
Perhaps not, so if you love it it may mean too much of what you want, skipping lessons or not learning what is good for you.

**101Volts** · 08-25-2013 07:45 PM

I was thinking when I read your original post, "It's not easy being cheesy" and I don't mean that just in reference to those advertisements including Chester Cheetah; This is more to the effect of realizing "Well, I'm covered in cheese/corn/something cheap". Cheese in great quantities is difficult to digest so I heard and it's also expensive (Have you ever seen what a cheese wheel costs in money?), Plus people use the term "Cheese" to express that something is cheap, E.G. "That sounds cheesy". The word "Corn" Is also used in this manner according to a dictionary I read, E.G "That movie was pure corn".

You will be the one to interpret your dream though, I'm only adding some thoughts and they reflect how I am now and if I were to have had that dream.