Hello Foofofoofo,
I encourage you to ask yourself this question: What aspects of these dreams are recurrent?
When interpreting a dream, I believe there's a lot of noise. Some things are just random. Some things are just what they are. So, it's interesting what is a trend for you.
Second, I like to focus on "how do you feel" in the dream (more than "what did you see?")
In the first part of your dream, you are having an amazing experience with someone you admire in your field. Intuitively, sounds like you have a lot of excitement toward your job and field and this is or feels like a fulfilling career. Keep on that track, that seems great!
In the second part, you start worrying about police. Police in dreams can be a symptom of two things. If they are caused by feelings relevant to real life, they might be a sense of oppression by society (ex. feeling like you don't belong, feeling difficulty following social norms...) Maybe you feel Imposter Syndrome at your job/in your field. Alternatively, police might be caused by feelings relevant to the dream experience. When we dream and realize our behaviour is off, we can feel a "lucid waking guilt." You start to realize, "hey... we shouldn't be skipping red lights... This is bad..." This is you starting to be a tiny bit more lucid and using real life logic on your dream and feeling off. Here, the police do not represent something in your life. They just represent that you are a tiny bit more lucid and they're coming after you because you feel wrong doing dream stuff. The solution for this is increased lucidity and understanding you are completely right doing dream stuff in dreams.
Third part of your dream, you are doing job stuff. You take on a leader role in your dream. Interesting.
Fourth part of your dream, you're protecting your sister. Just ask yourself, are there reasons for me to be scared for my sister? Am I feeling protective of her? Am I worried for her? If you think of something, that might be it. Otherwise, it might be random (obviously we'd want to protect our sibling). When confronting the threat, instead of running away or fighting, you have sex.
I'm really curious what that means because this was a trend for me. I went through a phase where I would often seduce/have sex with the ultimate bad guy. Like, the clown It for example.
Generally, you could question, am I running away? Am I fighting? Can I not solve this through discourse. Talk this out. Figure out what am I scared of?
Now, seducing or having sex with your enemy... I don't know. I'm thinking maybe it's a type of surrender? Like accepting some things are out of control so you take responsibility for it and go for it. I'll think a bit more about this and come back.
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