Originally Posted by
Leo
Perhaps Homosexuality in Dreams simply indicates an overemphasis of sexuality in the expression of affection, as for instance, that a young man who is sincerely fond of a young lady will be almost obsessive about expressing this affection in terms of sexuality -- "Say 'I love you' with a sqirt sqirt sqirt". So what happens if a young man also begins to have an honest admiration for another young man... well, with all affection so geared toward sexuality, during Dreams the distinction of sexual gender is put aside.
One has to begin to practice expressing affection and regard for people of both genders without regard to any sexual behaviors. Now, it is very easy for me, and old man, to say such a thing, as my advanced age has to a large part liberated me from the tyrannical urges and impulses imposed by a young and healthy libido. I no longer see women, even young and attractive women, as sexual objects, and so I don't see other males as rivals.
Oh, and we may wonder just how much Dream Homosexuality is just simple Primate Mounting Behavior. This is not Sexuality but Dominance Behavior.
In all of this Dream Homosexuality, how many of you guys have been on the bottom, and how many have been on top. Perhaps that is the important factor. Are you being the Dominator or are you being dominated.
How to interpret such a thing? Well, if one is doing all the Mounting in one's Dreams, being the King of the Mountain, so to speak. Then this would be some sign that one was a Leader among Men. Your Dreams are telling you that you are a Dominant Alpha Male. Well, good. That is Great.
But if you are on the bottom... if you are doing the grooming as an act of submission, then you should face the fact that you will never be King of the World, and that you are here to serve, to be loyal, and to be useful as a member of the Team. No, you will never have to bend over for anybody, or groom anybody submissively -- that was just the dreams way of telling you that in a World of Leaders and Followers, you are a follower.
There is nothing wrong with knowing one's place.
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