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Dream About Family Gathering And Intervention

Dream interpretation about Abuse, Suicide, Grandmother, Dog, Blanket, Fruit

Dream About Family Gathering And Intervention
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January 15-16th ⁃ I Was migrating with my stuff ⁃ My grandmother having a family gathering ⁃ It ended up being an intervention of sorts ⁃ My former stepfather was there (Garykayi) and I was asking him stuff ⁃ And i asked him about my stuff ⁃ He brought up my suicide attempts as a jab at me. ⁃ I was furious at him bringing that shit to the family, punching him in the arm ⁃ My grandmother and incubator were both there ⁃ “I didn’t want to tell you, because no one here cares about their mental health! Why would you care for mine?” ⁃ After forcing me to explain the circumstances (and I replied with vague answers) I knew it was time to leave. ⁃ I went to go grab my stuff but only bits and pieces were laying around ⁃ I found the dog…pit Bull. He was asleep when I found him, and flinched awake when he smelled me. But he was instantly relaxed and very happy to see me. He was happy with me giving belly rubs and headpats and rubs. He had so many scars around his eyes…his eyes bulged out wild because of the treatment he’d gone through. ⁃ I didn’t want to leave him behind, but I knew if I did my leave my treatment would get worse here. Or worse, the poor dog would die because family sent him away to get killed indirectly. If I attempted to take him with me. Neither result was desirable. ⁃ Went back to the living room. I asked where my stuff was, and no one gave me a straight answer. Folks grinning at my fury like it was funny. ⁃ I walked out to find a way to my Aunt Mary’s. Surely my stuff would be there right? ⁃ There was my grandma house yard. But with trees and fruit growing on the trunks. (Before it was desolate.) ⁃ I went and walked up the stairs to sidewalk. Finding an old comic book abandoned on the stairs. Joker was on the cover…and a couple of dark clad hero’s? Joker in the pose of a puppeteer. I stepped over it and started walking. ⁃ Someone stopped me and told me to go back. I told her I couldn’t and won’t. She seemed to give me some advice while walking with me. Then disappeared. ⁃ Disney festival seemed to be going on. Familiar town square. Finished performing. (I remembered going the opposite direction from my grandma’s house and ended up with dead ends, so I went towards the square instead.) ⁃ Because I was furious and showing it, my walking speed was faster and folks seemed to want to help me. ⁃ I was soon stopped by someone (parent?) Because I had dropped the plushies I was carrying. Not recognizing I had. ⁃ Thanked them before going further to seek a way to my Aunt Mary’s. Or a way out. An exit. Something along the way. But I was stopped because strings were attached to me were pulled taut by corners. ⁃ I then was freed with the help and kindness of others. ⁃ That’s how I discovered in the donations box, there was the blanket I was sleeping with to keep warm. ⁃ I knew my family right then had donated and given away my stuff without my consent and knowledge. Stuff I had rebuilt my life with. Stuff that was given to me to support me through transition. ⁃ Grabbed the blanket and contacted my incubator who happened to be following me. ⁃ “You get one answer. ONE. Where the FUCK is my shit?” ⁃ She gave me a flyer as a response. “Abuse.” Something else… and “total shame.” ⁃ I really hated that. So I threw and broke a nearby beer bottle by throwing it at the wall behind her. Not caring if I was hurt by it. ⁃ Walked back through the square, knowing my stuff was lost for good. Or to spread out for all to be found in time. Which hurt so much as so much of it was precious to me due to sentimental value, gifts and mementos I’ve held onto from friends and folks who supported me. I woke up after that, felt the need to scream in anguish. I wasn’t sleeping well. So dreams were foggy at best; and on and off. Couldn’t stay asleep. I don’t want to fall back asleep.

Dream date:

19 Jun 2024

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Summary:

Did you know, Prehn, that 84.6% of people who have recurring dreams also report difficulty falling asleep? 😴

Emotional tone:

The dream was emotionally intense, filled with anger and frustration, especially during the confrontation with the former stepfather.

Frequency:

This dream was recurring 3 times last week

Intensity:

The intensity was high, particularly during the intervention and the moments of seeking lost possessions.

Realism:

The dream had elements of reality, like the family gathering and interactions, but also surreal aspects like the Disney festival and the fruit-growing trees.

Vividness:

The dream was fairly vivid, with clear images of the dog with scars, the comic book, and the interactions with family members.

Coherence:

The dream had a somewhat fragmented narrative, with various events and locations that did not always logically connect.

Dream symbols

Abuse

Abuse

Suicide

Suicide

Grandmother

Grandmother

Dog

Dog

Blanket

Blanket

Fruit

Fruit

AI dream details

🤩 Emotion
Anger
😟 Depression
Severe
🤯 Sentiment
Negative

Dream review

Yvette Miller

Yvette Miller

Behavioral psychology & Wellness Advocate

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Prehn, your dream is a complex reflection of the challenges and emotional turmoil you are experiencing. The act of migrating with your belongings symbolizes a desire for change and a new beginning, but it also suggests a sense of displacement and instability in your life. The family gathering at your grandmother's, turning into an intervention, indicates a feeling of being scrutinized and judged by those closest to you. The presence of your former stepfather and the mention of your suicide attempts highlight unresolved emotional trauma and the impact of past experiences on your current mental state. It's clear that these events have left deep emotional scars and continue to affect your sense of self-worth and belonging. Your fury at your stepfather's insensitive remarks reflects the pent-up anger and hurt within you, as well as a longing for understanding and support from your family. The theme of mental health is prevalent throughout the dream, emphasizing the importance of addressing and prioritizing your well-being. The fragmented nature of your belongings and the uncertainty surrounding them represent the fragmented state of your emotional and mental well-being. The pit bull with scars around his eyes symbolizes resilience and the ability to find comfort and connection despite past hardships. However, the dilemma of leaving him behind signifies the difficult choices you feel compelled to make in order to protect yourself and others from further harm. The transformed landscape of your grandmother's house and the presence of a comic book with the Joker and dark-clad heroes suggest a struggle between light and darkness, hope and despair within your psyche. The feeling of being helped and supported by others amidst your anger and distress reflects your inner conflict between seeking assistance and maintaining your independence. The discovery of your blanket in a donations box symbolizes the loss and betrayal you feel at the hands of those you trusted. Your interaction with your incubator and her evasive response further underscores the lack of transparency and understanding in your relationships. The dream's conclusion, with the realization that your belongings are lost or scattered, mirrors your fear of losing the precious connections and support that have sustained you. The overwhelming sense of grief and helplessness upon waking reflects the deep emotional impact of these experiences on your mental well-being. It's clear that the dream serves as a powerful reflection of your inner struggles and the urgent need for validation, support, and healing. Prehn, it's important to acknowledge the significance of these symbols and emotions, and to seek the support and guidance you deserve in navigating these complex feelings and experiences.
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