Julia, your dream about the school trip to Canada is rich with symbolism and reflects various aspects of your current emotional state and underlying desires. The setting of a school trip suggests a longing for simpler times, perhaps indicating a desire to reconnect with your past or to find joy and camaraderie in the present. School represents learning and growth, and being with your whole class could symbolize a need for connection and support from your peers as you navigate through challenges in life. The fun you had during the trip highlights a yearning for happiness and carefree moments that may be missing in your daily routine.
The airport, as a sprawling environment, can represent transitions and new beginnings. Airports are places of movement and change, which may relate to your own life circumstances. The presence of the large fluffy cat in the women's bathroom symbolizes comfort and emotional support. By petting the cat and expressing a desire to take it home, it reveals your need for nurturing and affection in your life. The cat's role as a comforter for visitors indicates that you are seeking solace and perhaps a safe space to express your feelings without judgment.
When you lose your group and frantically search for them, it reflects feelings of being lost or overwhelmed in your current situation. Holding onto the cat for dear life symbolizes your quest for stability amidst chaos. The busy airport and the crowd represent the external pressures you might be experiencing, suggesting that you feel pushed around by various demands in your life. Your interaction with the stewardess, who recognizes you and offers help, shows that there are people in your life who are aware of your struggles and are willing to support you, even if you may not always see it.
The encounter with the guy who used to pick on you can illustrate past insecurities or unresolved feelings. His asleep presence implies that you may have outgrown these negative experiences, but they still linger in your subconscious. Your reaction to being questioned about your bra signifies a desire for autonomy and comfort. This moment reflects your personal boundaries and your right to prioritize your own comfort, even in social situations where you might feel scrutinized.
Finally, the teacher you have a crush on symbolizes admiration and perhaps unfulfilled desires in your life. His expression of missing his family might mirror your own feelings of longing or nostalgia for connection. As you choose to sit next to the driver and observe the road, it conveys a sense of wanting to take control of your journey while still being aware of the importance of allowing others to do their part.
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