Jen, in your dream about being in a classroom with adults, the rudeness you experienced from the woman when you didn't know a name, and your subsequent action of taking her notebook to report her behavior to a teacher, suggests a feeling of being judged or misunderstood in a situation where you're expected to know more than you do. This scenario might reflect a current life situation where you feel out of your depth or unfairly criticized. The classroom setting implies a learning environment or a phase in life where acquiring knowledge or understanding is key.
The mention of the name Pascal is peculiar; names in dreams can sometimes be symbolic or entirely random, but they may also connect to real-life emotions or memories. Consider if this name has any significance to you personally. If it doesn't, it could symbolize an unknown or unfamiliar aspect of a situation you're dealing with. Taking the notebook to complain hints at a desire for justice or to correct a situation where you feel wronged.
Looking at your previous dreams, there seems to be a pattern of themes related to dissatisfaction and a search for resolution, such as the dream where your boyfriend paid a large sum for a meal or the one where you felt betrayed by his actions with his ex-girlfriend. The act of trying on new clothes that fit well in another dream could represent a positive transition or a better fit for your life, contrasting with the dreams of feeling let down or seeking justice.
Jen, it's essential to consider how these dreams may reflect a need for resolution in your waking life, whether it's addressing feelings of injustice, seeking to correct misunderstandings, or navigating complex emotional scenarios. The relatively low intensity of emotions in this dream (level 3) compared to some of your recent moods suggests it was a less disturbing experience but still carried a negative feeling that you acknowledged. It's worth pondering how these dreams connect to your sense of self in your daily life, especially when it comes to expressing your needs and ensuring you're heard and understood by those around you.
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