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What does it mean when you are a different person in your dreams?

What does it mean when you are a different person in your dreams?

Dreaming that you are someone else means that you are struggling with your identity. If this scenario is a recurring theme in your dreams, you may be in the process of constructing your sense of self. An essential part of this process is building your self-confidence, including becoming comfortable in your own skin.

Why do I never see faces in my dreams?

Non-rem dreams generally involve more mental thought than visual images so if we dream of a person we don’t tend to see their faces clearly. Some REM dreams, which are usually longer and more bizarre, with visual images and sometimes complete narratives usually contain clearer images including the faces of persons.

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Is it normal to dream from the perspective of someone else?

Yes, it’s quite common. Especially when you are interested in other people’s perspectives or need to broaden your own.

Why do people have gender-bending dreams?

The mind can use gender-bending (and other types of dreams) to help you work through something you’re not ready to face when awake. I do this a lot in my two dream-based Legacy books. Not the gender bending stuff, but in the “Who am I, and who are you, and are we both me?” thing. My characters never know what in their vivid dream lives is about

How do women’s dreams differ from men’s dreams?

Women tend to recall more details of their dreams and regard them as more important, on average, than most men might. Women are also more likely to share, record, and discuss their dreams with others.

Do opposite sexs dream differently?

Therefore, it stands to reason that they likely think, feel and perhaps dream differently than us. Tapping into the dreams of the opposite sex may help us to understand how they really tick.

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Should I worry about my gender in my Dreams?

If you’ve never had reason to question your gender, if you’ve never felt conflict, if you’re happy being perceived as the gender you were assigned at birth…keep the dream in the back of your mind just in case, and don’t worry about it. But if you’re just not sure, and it’s bugging you]