I had 3 interesting dreams last night.

In the first one, I was with my old coworkers at my house. It all just felt weird to me, like I was the odd one out. One of them, Janiqua, who was my closest friend at the time, explained to me that she’s sorry because they have inside jokes and lore that I’m not aware of. The house was a mess and nobody helped me clean up.

In the second one, I was in an airport. This random man was pushing a stroller with I think two kids, but I only remember one. He asked me for directions to his gate. We got to his gate and he was handling something on his phone so I watched the stroller. The child was really really small with kind of a big head. I assumed maybe she was born prematurely. His gate number wasn’t for an airplane though, it was for a boat. The man boarded first without the stroller and the baby. The platform was swaying badly and the stroller nearly fell out the door but I caught it. I was stressed and scared and kept thinking that this has to be the wrong gate because of the danger.

In the third one, I was in a classroom with Jack, the UK guy that broke my heart, and Cam, his friend, along with random other guys. My sister Teri was there, on a table, acting strangely. She was on all fours and acting really sexual. Of course the guys enjoyed it, but I pulled her aside and asked “what’s wrong with you?”. The dream suddenly warped to seeing this character Neal Caffrey from a TV show I’ve been watching starting acting strangely as well. In the show, he’s never killed anyone. But in my dream, it was as if he had a breakdown. He started shooting people dead in front of me. He tried to hurt me but somehow I managed to get into a room and close and lock the door long enough to call 911. It was the first time I used a phone in a dream. It took forever to type in 911 because I kept messing up, but eventually I did it, to Neal”s dismay. I tell the officers “you need to come to my address, there’s a guy, Neal Caffrey, and he’s already killed multiple people, he’s trying to hurt me, get here quickly!” This is how I found out I was back at my own house even though the interior looked nothing like it. Neal runs outside and to the right down the street, in the east direction. I contemplate chasing after him to keep track of him, but I see the lights of the police coming down from north to my house, so I take one last glance at Caffrey and stay to tell approaching officers he’s on foot. I don’t remember anything else after that except being scared out of my mind.

While the dreams had distinct scenes, they lacked a logical flow, jumping from one intense situation to another.

Three Disturbing Dreams

The dreams were unsettling, highlighting feelings of isolation, confusion, and fear throughout the experiences.

The intensity peaked during the third dream with life-threatening scenarios and a sense of urgency.

The settings, like the messy house and the airport, felt quite realistic, but the bizarre occurrences added a surreal layer.

Details such as the small child in the stroller and the chaotic classroom were clear and memorable.

Kari, your dreams reflect a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences, intertwining your past, present, and perhaps even your deeper anxieties. Let’s unpack each scenario to reveal the layers beneath the surface. 

  In your first dream, being with your old coworkers yet feeling like the odd one out speaks volumes about your current feelings of belonging and connection. Janiqua’s apology highlights a sense of exclusion, possibly echoing feelings you’ve had in your waking life. The messy house signifies chaos and perhaps unprocessed emotions, suggesting that there are aspects of your life that feel unresolved or cluttered. The lack of help in cleaning up could symbolize a desire for support in navigating your relationships or situations that feel overwhelming.

  Moving to the airport scenario, the image of the man with the stroller and the small child could represent a sense of responsibility or caretaking, perhaps reflecting your own fears or anxieties about being responsible for others. The fact that the child seems premature might hint at your concerns regarding vulnerability or fragility in your life or relationships. The alarming situation at the gate, where the stroller nearly falls, parallels feelings of instability and uncertainty; it suggests you may be grappling with fears of losing control in your environment. The unexpected shift from a plane to a boat could symbolize a transition from one phase of life to another, indicating that you might feel adrift or unsure about your direction.

  In the third dream, your interactions with Jack and Cam resonate with unresolved feelings about past heartbreak and the complexities of sexual dynamics. Teri’s strange behavior could reflect your concerns about the people close to you acting in ways that distress you, suggesting a protective instinct towards your loved ones. Neal Caffrey’s violent breakdown in your dream is particularly striking; it illustrates not only your fears of betrayal and danger but also the chaos that can arise from broken trust. Your struggle to call for help underlines a feeling of helplessness in the face of a threat, mirroring perhaps situations in your life where you feel overwhelmed.

  Overall, your dreams weave a narrative of grappling with feelings of exclusion, responsibility, and fear of chaos. They reveal a rich inner life, where past relationships and current anxieties collide, leading to a series of allegorical scenarios that mirror your experiences and emotions. Each element of your dream serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities of your psyche, calling attention to how you navigate your connections and fears. This integration of your feelings and experiences in such elaborate dreams suggests a deep processing of your emotional world, and it might be worthwhile to explore these themes further as they could be guiding you toward self-understanding and growth.

Abandoned home

Airport

Baby

Being chased by murderer

Classroom

Home Invasion

Sister

Violence and death

Dream About Weird Coworkers Children And Violence

I don’t remember much of it… so my mom, my brother, and I got kicked out of a friends house we were living in until we could get our own place but my mom was being majorly lazy and it was hard for her to find a job and place to live. We ended up having to live in this motel place that people would go to when they had not enough money for a real house/apartment. There was a small bed in the corner of the room, a closet, a dresser, a small kitchen like area and a small bathroom that only had a toilet and a sink… we had to go to a public bathroom for bathing/showering in and it was hard to do with my little brother. One day next door I realized one of my high school friends was living here as well which made me a bit happy because it had been awhile since I had last seen him. I also have a boyfriend who is very kind and supportive of everything that’s gone wrong with me and my family and try’s to help as much as he can. My boyfriends also very popular since he has a lot of friends and is the raining champion of all sports, he’s tall and handsome as well. Everyone always wonders why he chose me a quiet girl who likes to hide from others and only has two friends, sometimes I wonder why he chose me as his girlfriend too… to my knowledge I don’t have any amazing talents like he does. I went to see my friend and knocked on his door he looked surprised and I told him my situation and he made me feel better about it and we had fun hanging out for a bit. Everyday my boyfriend comes over to hangout with us making sure we are all good and sometimes he’ll bring food and coffee for my mom. One day I realized my friends door was ajar and he looked kind of off so I opened it more and there was pills all over the place and they were all medication he was on but he seemed to not want to take them since he felt they weren’t working. I called my boyfriend and we both tried to calm him down and once he was fully calm I went to the store near by and got him a medication container for the times and days he’s supposed to take his pills and filled them up for him so then it’d be easier for him to notice and remember to take them everyday I also got some sticky notes that I stuck to the wall saying “don’t forget to take them”, “please take them lots of people care about u”,etc. The next day I had just woke up and my boyfriend walks in so that made me super embarrassed because I was still in my pjs and had morning breath and my hair was all over the place. He asked me why I just woke up when my mom and brother have been up for a bit now and I explained that since there’s only one bed I let mom and my brother have it because mom is getting old and they need a better place to sleep also because I knew my younger brother was going to sleep with mom and if I had the bed I’d feel bad because I knew there would be no room for them on the couch together. The couch sucked and was totally not comfortable at all and he suggested that I could go live with him and his family since we are dating and they have an extra room right now and the couch is making me exhausted. I asked my boyfriend to go check up on our friend right now and then I asked my mom if it was ok to leave them there in the gross motel.. she said it was fine but to not “fool” around at all while I’m there which made me super blush and mad so she just laughs at me. I told her that we’ll be there everyday to hangout with them and I’d pretty much be there for breakfast and dinner and bedtime so I’d have lunch and play with them during the rest of the time. I packed up my things and gave them to my boyfriend so he could put them in his truck and when I went to say bye mom told me that she had two potential places she could move into and not with someone else but just her and my brother.. I was super excited and she let me know that I’ll probably have to babysit my brother while she’s gone since my brother is only 6 years old and can’t be left by himself

The storyline flowed logically from one event to another, weaving together themes of family, friendship, and support.

Motel Life and Support

The dream conveyed a mix of anxiety and comfort, highlighted by the supportive presence of the boyfriend amidst the family's struggles.

The emotional intensity was palpable, particularly during the moments of concern for the friend's well-being and the family dynamics.

The setting of a cramped motel and the presence of familiar faces added a sense of realism to the dream, making it relatable to real-life situations.

Details like the small bed, the cluttered room, and the supportive gestures created a moderately vivid picture in the dream.

Kiana, your dream presents a vivid tapestry of feelings and situations that speak to your current emotional landscape and life circumstances. It begins with an unsettling scenario where you, your mother, and your brother are displaced, forced to live in a motel due to financial struggles. This setting may reflect your own anxieties about stability and security, especially considering the life-changing events you've experienced recently, such as financial stress and relocation. The motel, a temporary and often uncomfortable place, symbolizes a sense of transience and uncertainty in your life, perhaps mirroring your own feelings about the changes and challenges you face.

  Your mother's laziness and difficulty finding a job might represent your feelings of frustration or helplessness regarding family dynamics and responsibilities. It suggests a longing for support and stability, which can be quite significant, especially if you feel like you are often the one trying to hold things together. The small, cramped living conditions in the motel, with limited amenities, may further indicate feelings of confinement or restriction in your life, highlighting your yearning for a more secure and nurturing environment, both for yourself and your family.

  The appearance of your high school friend in this dream adds an interesting layer of connection and nostalgia. Seeing someone from your past may signify a desire for familiarity and comfort amidst the chaos. This encounter seems to bring you joy, suggesting that you crave social interaction and support, which may not be as readily available in your current reality. Your boyfriend's presence in the dream as a supportive figure indicates your need for emotional security and companionship during these tumultuous times. His kindness highlights the importance of having someone in your life who understands and helps you navigate through your struggles.

  When you discover your friend struggling with medication, it reflects a compassionate side of you that seeks to help others, even when you yourself are facing challenges. This aspect of the dream shows your nurturing nature and the way you care for those around you, perhaps even at the expense of your own well-being. The act of organizing his medications and leaving supportive notes emphasizes your desire for stability and routine, not just for yourself but for those you care about. You’re trying to establish a sense of order in a chaotic environment, which speaks to your innate desire for control and security in your life.

  The transition towards possibly moving in with your boyfriend’s family signifies a potential shift towards a more stable situation. Your embarrassment about your appearance when he arrives suggests insecurity about how you present yourself, yet it also highlights the comfort you find in your relationship. It may indicate your wish for a safe space where you can be yourself without judgment. Your mother’s announcement about potential housing options for her and your brother brings a sense of relief and hope; it suggests that while you are concerned about your family’s well-being, you also desire to carve out your own space and independence. Overall, this dream intertwines your feelings of instability, your nurturing instincts, and your desire for connection, showcasing your deep-seated hopes for a brighter future.

Boyfriend

Brother

Couch

Friend

House

Kitchen

People

Pills

Toilet

Dream About Living In A Motel

I reluctantly moved to Austria, had a baby & we went shopping for the first time after the kid was born. We were looking for shoes for me.

A woman was alone & I suddenly became her, I thought my partner wouldn't make it in time, I was alone in a building that had just stair & I saw indigenous people coming at me with a ship and they were thrilled to see me because they were all men and I was alone. I found a snake and wrapped it around my neck and told him when to bite and when I did, he didn't do anything. My partner came to my rescue and the indigenous women took a train leaving some girls behind that were very talented guitar players.

Abroad

Alone

Guitar

Shopping

Snake

Train

I dreamt that my baby fell over a high banister in my home, and wasn’t moving! - ran down to get him and couldn’t shout out to my husband to call an ambulance. My baby woke up, he wasn’t crying, but I was petrified something had happened to his head, but my husband couldn’t hear me to call the ambulance- I could see him but he couldn’t hear me, he was upstairs going in and out of the bathroom and bedroom, I was sitting there holding my baby tight, that was the end of the dream

While the dream had a central narrative, the interruptions with my husband added a sense of disjointedness.

Falling Baby Nightmare

The dream evoked a strong sense of fear and panic as I worried about my baby's well-being.

The experience of running to save my baby while feeling helpless was incredibly intense.

The setting felt very familiar, as it took place in my home, which added to the dream's intensity.

I could clearly see my baby and the surroundings, making the dream feel very vivid.

Joanne, your dream evokes a profound emotional landscape that speaks to the depths of your subconscious. The imagery of your baby falling over a high banister in your home is striking—it symbolizes a deep-seated fear of loss or vulnerability, particularly concerning those you hold dear. The home, a symbol of safety and security, transforms into a place of potential danger, highlighting perhaps an anxiety about the fragility of that safety. This suggests an underlying worry about your role as a caregiver, where any lapse could lead to dire consequences. 

  The frantic rush to your baby, coupled with the inability to shout out to your husband, paints a vivid picture of isolation in a moment of crisis. This may reflect feelings of being overwhelmed or unsupported in your current circumstances. Your husband, while physically present, is unreachable—this disconnect can symbolize a sense of emotional distance or a feeling that you are navigating challenges alone. It can also indicate an internal struggle with expressing your needs and fears, as you find yourself in a position where your voice seems silenced, even within the confines of your home. 

  When your baby awakens without crying, it adds another layer of complexity to your dream. The initial fear of something being wrong, particularly concerning his head, suggests a worry about not just physical safety but emotional well-being.

Ambulance

Falling

Fear

Husband

Dream About Baby Fall Banister

I had a baby and i was pushing it in a stroller i remember my breast being very heavy from the milk. I was walking down a town park and there were family's and kids playing sports and i kept trying to cover my kids head from the sun with a scarf like laying the scarf on top of the stroller. the scarf was orangish gold

The actions of covering my baby from the sun created a logical flow throughout the dream.

Caring for a Baby in the Park

The dream felt nurturing and protective as I cared for my baby.

The weight of my breasts from the milk added a strong physical sensation to the dream.

The setting of a town park with families and children made the dream feel quite realistic.

The details of the orangish gold scarf were vividly clear in my memory.

Ashley, your dream is rich with symbolic meaning and reflects deep aspects of your psyche, particularly regarding nurturing, responsibility, and the interplay between personal desires and societal expectations. The experience of having a baby in your dream signifies a new beginning or a project that you are birthing in your life. It could represent a creative endeavor, a new role, or even personal growth. The act of pushing the stroller indicates that you are actively involved in this process, suggesting that you are taking responsibility for this new aspect of your life, which may also indicate your desire for nurturing and caring for something or someone in your waking world.

  The heaviness in your breasts from milk is a powerful symbol of your nurturing capabilities and the weight of responsibility that comes with them. It might also reflect feelings of being overwhelmed or burdened by this responsibility. Often, dreams about breastfeeding or heavy breasts can represent the pressure to provide and care for others, potentially highlighting feelings of guilt or anxiety if you feel you are not meeting these expectations. The physical sensation of heaviness emphasizes the emotional load you might be carrying and could suggest a need to find balance between your own needs and those of others.

  Walking through a park filled with families and children playing sports signifies a longing for connection and community. Parks often symbolize a space of leisure and joy, where life is vibrant and full of interaction. This setting could indicate your desire to belong or to create joyful experiences in your life.

Breastfeeding a baby

Children

Family

Park

Scarf

Dream About Pushing Baby In Stroller

I had a dream that I was in a building made of cemente and stone and metal bars. I was looking around and saw a bunch of baby sea turtles that were injured and some cut in half just crawling around. Then it cut to some pregnant lady saying she was gonna go up to the mountain to give birth.

Being Pregnant

A very complicated dream where I was in a family that were in a new place, living in a large building that I don’t think they wrre supposed to be in. But they weren't quite aware, it wasnt clear to them or others if it was OK or not.
I was different members of the family throughout the dream, but the only bit I clearly remember is when I was the young teenage son, and I was in one part of the building that was an enormous warehouse with stacks of packages that were soft yet strong - like bulk pakagings of padded or other soft product. As the son, I stacked these up to form giant walls and vast soft landing areas, and I was running and climbing all over the walls of packages, then leaping off the highest points and soaring through the air, landing on the soft platforms below. I was ecstatic at my discovery and tried to make sure that nobody thought what I was doing could be in any way wrong, so that they wouldn't realise were weren't supposed to be there, and make us leave.

While the dream had a dreamlike quality, it maintained a loose narrative of exploration and concern about being discovered.

Ecstatic Discovery in an Unfamiliar Place

The dream was filled with a sense of excitement and joy as I explored the vast building.

The adrenaline rush of climbing and leaping off the stacks created a thrilling atmosphere throughout the dream.

The setting felt surreal, especially the large warehouse filled with soft packages that seemed both familiar and strange.

I vividly remember the sensation of soaring through the air and the texture of the soft packages beneath me.

Angie, your dream is a vivid reflection of your desire for adventure and exploration within the context of family dynamics. The large, affluent building symbolizes a world of opportunity and excitement, suggesting that you are in a phase of your life where new possibilities are unfolding. The uncertainty surrounding whether you belong there hints at feelings of apprehension or doubt, but also a thrill in breaking boundaries and stepping into the unknown.

  By embodying different family members, you are navigating various aspects of your identity and relationships. This fluidity indicates a deep empathy and understanding of those around you, showing how you adapt to different roles. The exhilarating moment when you become the young teenage son captures a sense of freedom and joy, emphasizing your yearning to embrace life with abandon and explore the heights of your potential.

  The warehouse filled with soft packages serves as a playground for your imagination, highlighting your creativity and resourcefulness. Rather than feeling constrained, you transform this space into an exhilarating environment where you can run, climb, and leap—symbolizing your desire to take risks and experience life to the fullest. The soft yet strong packages represent your resilience and the safety net you create for yourself, allowing you to push boundaries while feeling secure.

  In this dream, the focus on joy and exhilaration suggests that you are ready to embrace your passions and take bold steps forward, all while ensuring that you maintain a sense of control and awareness of your surroundings. This dream encapsulates a journey of self-discovery and the thrill of exploration, urging you to continue seeking out new experiences and embracing your adventurous spirit.

Climbing

New Home

Dream About Exploring Large Buildings And Packages

I had a dream that I was walking through a supermarket and I saw a lady yelling at one of the store workers about the baby strollers being broken. I looked down and there were tops of scissor handles that had been cut off just laying all over the floor. The baby strollers and scissor handles were green. I went up to the front desk where there were two employees and I told them they might need help from management. All of a sudden a manager rolls her chair over and says don’t worry I’m here. Then someone else appeared beside me that i inherently knew. But couldn’t recognize in the dream. She kept talking to the front desk people and it was making me anxious because she was holding up the line. Then fast forward and I was in front of a mirror pulling something out of my eyeball. I pulled it out and felt extremely relieved. In my dream I suggested it had been there a long time. Then I saw a black women wearing a dirty orange shirt limp into the men’s bathroom. Cursing saying if the women’s like was to long she would go into the men’s. I sat back and cheered her on but also talked about how dirty the women’s room was.

Anxiety

Bathroom

Mirror

Supermarket

I dreamed I was moving into a house that belonged to a friend from high school’s older sister. We toured the house and realized they had to leave in a hurry because they left so much stuff. At some points we believed it was Shayne’s family who was giving us the house but it switched back and forth. Downstairs was our favorite. We also had one some kind of contest that gave us some remodeling money. The house was in good shape but the bathrooms were a little outdated. We were really excited that it was an easy decision to put the money towards just the bathrooms. The bathroom downstairs was connected to a walk in closet and a secret room. I loved it because Shayne’s family left behind all their spa care items. I got sad tho because when it was my friends older sister who left us the house, we found out she and her husband left the house because they were pregnant with a baby boy and they lost the baby close to delivery. She left a journal, which I flipped through but couldn’t read much of because it was way too private. But in the journal, it gave instructions to check the back of the closet. In the back of the closet there was another secret closet that was full of baby boy clothes. Sooo many of them. Mostly greens blues and browns. I held one, wondering what it would be like to have a baby that small. Then I move on to the secret room. There is a recliner and some books with lamp in there. I want to stay in there but I have to leave so it can all be remodeled.

Closet

I dreamed that I had a baby and the delivery was extremely easy and everyone was impressed with how well I’d handled it. After, I was hanging out with a group of moms who were all asking me how the delivery went and I bragged about how I barely felt any pain. Then took my baby to work and asked a co worker to hold her while I took care of something. When I was done, I asked her where she put the baby and she said she put the baby in the freezer. So I was like of course, that makes sense. I retrieved a big block of ice from the freezer with my baby in the middle of it and I took it out to the parking lot to thaw out. I was annoyed at how long it would take the defrost my baby and asked myself if it was too soon to return to work after giving birth.

Parking Lot

Work

I dreamt I was back together with my ex husband. This time we had two little boys, a baby and a toddler (in reality we had only girls). 
In the dream we lived in the city and he had decided to join a yoga class, which in reality is my thing but not really something he cares about. He didn't do it to connect with me at all, he didn't regard me in his decision, I don't think he even knew I did yoga. He made his decision irregardless of anyone else, which was true to life.  He wasnt very good at it, and I told him I didn't think yoga was right for him, I think I felt angry at him for trying something I viewed as "mine", and also for doing something I regarded as sacred with his usual attitude of trying to conquer things. But then his yoga instructor and his boss both told him the same thing, and I felt really sorry and guilty that I had said that to him. I didn't want him to feel sad at all, I just wanted him to not do something I felt was my sacred thing. While I was waiting for him, I was sitting with two other men whose spouses were in the class, and we were sitting on fold-out chairs in the middle of a busy road. When we put the chairs there, the traffic was moving slowly, it was peak hour, so moving easily past us. But all of a sudden the traffic cleared and the cars began speeding toward us, unable to see us in time to swerve easiy around us, so we thoughr we should move our chairs.
Then my husband and his workmates came out of the class and as he and I were walking home, we came upon and injured person. As my husband is a policeman, he bagan first aid, but again, it wasnt something he was good at. I was relieved when the first aid officer from his work came out to help. I left for some reason, leaving our sons with him there. When I came back, he'd wedged the baby into a shallow hole he'd dug in the ground, to keep him safe. (Like a highchair, the baby was sitting with his upper body and hands above the top of the hole.) The baby was getting tired and cranky, and the toddler was too. We left then and started home, with me feeling both sorry for my husband for his disappointing day, but also frustrated with him for just being so bad at all the things.

While the dream had some disjointed moments, it generally followed a narrative flow, connecting my feelings of frustration and care for my husband.

Back Together with My Ex-Husband

The dream had a mix of frustration and guilt, particularly when I felt anger towards my ex for taking up yoga, which I considered my own sacred space.

It had a moderate intensity, as I felt a rollercoaster of emotions from anger to guilt, especially during critical moments.

The dream felt quite realistic, especially with the details of the city life and the presence of my ex-husband and our imaginary sons.

The imagery was quite vivid, particularly the scene with my husband attempting to perform first aid and the vision of the baby in the shallow hole.

Angie, your dream presents a rich tapestry of emotions and reflections on your past relationship, particularly with your ex-husband. Dreaming about being back together with him, especially with two boys instead of your actual daughters, signifies a yearning for connection and perhaps a desire to explore different aspects of family dynamics. The choice of having sons can suggest a wish to nurture or influence traits that you associate more with masculinity, or it could reflect your thoughts about legacy and what you envision for future generations. This shift in gender may indicate an exploration of your own identity and the roles you play within familial relationships, symbolizing a desire for balance in your life and an acknowledgment of the complexities of parenting and partnership.

  The yoga class is particularly telling, as it symbolizes personal growth, mindfulness, and a sacred practice that you hold dear. His decision to join the class without regard for your feelings could reflect your frustrations with how he has historically made choices that impacted both of you without considering your perspective. This aspect of the dream might mirror your feelings of being overlooked, and your anger at him for encroaching on something that feels personal and sacred to you demonstrates a struggle between wanting to share your passions and feeling possessive over them. It’s a complex emotional landscape, where love and resentment coexist, and this conflict invites you to examine how you navigate shared interests and individuality in relationships.

  When you express your concerns about his yoga abilities, your guilt following the reactions of his instructor and boss signifies a deep-seated compassion and a desire not to hurt him, even as you grapple with feelings of frustration. This duality of emotion reflects a broader theme in your life—balancing your feelings of responsibility for others’ well-being with your own emotional needs. It may suggest that you are at a crossroads, considering how much you are willing to sacrifice your own peace of mind in order to maintain harmony with those around you.

  The scene of sitting on fold-out chairs in the middle of a busy road serves as a vivid metaphor for vulnerability and the unpredictability of life. It could be a representation of your current feelings of being exposed and perhaps inadequate in your surroundings, as well as a warning about the potential dangers of being too complacent or passive in situations that require your active participation. This moment in the dream emphasizes the importance of awareness and the need to be proactive in your life, especially when facing challenges that might come unexpectedly.

Guilt

Injured

Traffic

Dream About Ex Husband Yoga Boys

I dreamt i had to take care of a baby. I wasn’t good at it and felt guilty because i left him naked and i thought he must be cold. I was afraid to be yelled at

Naked

Yell

Career

Ex-partner

Get Stabbed

Grund Opening

Held Down

Locked Door

Long Distance

Move Out

Seeing Dead Relatives

World ending

This symbolizes your pure, uncorrupted nature. It may represent a fresh start or personal growth and your need to be more in tune with your inner child. However, it also suggests some vulnerable parts of you, which you are hiding from the others.

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