Teeth

Sep 26, 2010 20:59

So, there was this house-- a house not unlike the one featured in House of Leaves whose inner proportions didn't seem to match the outer ones. I can't recall how I came to be in that house or if it was even mine. However, there I was, touring the place, a freshly made whiskey sour in my hand. After venturing through room after impossibly large room ( Read more... )

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velvet_noise September 27 2010, 16:27:28 UTC
Apparently losing teeth is a common dream, but I don't think many people do it in such an epic way. I wonder what it means? I do believe that dreams have meaning; not in a portentous way, but as a representation of what's going on in your psyche. Like, a communication between the unconscious and the conscious. Still, the relief of waking up and realising it was just a dream must have been pretty good...

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megiddo September 27 2010, 22:46:59 UTC
I really do have a somewhat deep-seated fear about losing my teeth. It's definitely one of my more irrational fears, but I quite often "check" my teeth after eating, making sure nothing's loose and whatnot. Also, I think it may be expressing my desire to walk around in a pink robe holding a tumbler of whiskey in one hand and a cigarette holder in the other. Well, I guess the robe wouldn't have to be be pink, but that's how it was in the dream. Yes, I was wearing a robe. Yes, I left that out. =D ( ... )

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velvet_noise September 28 2010, 16:39:53 UTC
Haha, great minds and all that ;)

I find that when I'm going through a really hard time, my dreams become more vivid and strangely comforting. I like the idea of capturing dreams and being able to play them back! But I think they're wild things that we'll never be able to tame, and it's probably best that way.

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mousewings September 28 2010, 01:58:29 UTC
I've had fears about my teeth too. I'd be eating in my dreams and my teeth fall out.

Yours is expectionally creepy.

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