At the risk of sounding critical I interpret this right away as meaning that you are overwhelmed by your emotions from within (without consequence) , dependent on others (such as your aunt), and without freedom. |
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I have a problem with having dreams about beaches, and then massive waves come in. I usually go into a house or something just before the tsunami hits, but it never hurts me or the populace around me. These waves also take form of floods and EXTREMELY deep water. (waterholes that can house the empire state buidling, being caught in the ocean etc.) I don't have a fear of water, but I suppose the deep water can be my fear of heights kicking in, but what about the floods and waves? |
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"And when he gets to heaven, to St Peter he will tell: 'One more soldier reporting sir; I've served my time in hell." - Winston Churchill
At the risk of sounding critical I interpret this right away as meaning that you are overwhelmed by your emotions from within (without consequence) , dependent on others (such as your aunt), and without freedom. |
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wow did you pull all that from some blanket dictionary? |
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Ignorant bliss is an oxymoron; but so is miserable truth.
No, it's about half intuition and half look up. The first paragraph I understood right away while reading it. |
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Awesome, Thank you for your Freud- Like help. It is true, I am going through some annoying times where I'm going to be moving somewhere I don't want to go to. And I think that might be what my dreams are saying, but methinks the spider has something to do with my fear of big ol' spiders. |
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"And when he gets to heaven, to St Peter he will tell: 'One more soldier reporting sir; I've served my time in hell." - Winston Churchill
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