what is the difference between girl and and guy dreams?

Answer 1

Frued seemed to think that there was little difference beyond what life experience and personal picture people brought with them. My wife seems to think that I dream more imaginative and action dreams and hers are more mundane things of common life. That fits in with an example or two that Freud had given, sorry I don't have the book available now.

My wife was quiet and moody one morning because of a dream she had. When I finally got her to tell it, she went to work and did normal things, but she was totally naked and nobody noticed anything different. I said I know, for reasons more than she realized at the moment. Some short time before I dreamed I was her and went to her work naked and nobody noticed anything different. In talking dreams with her, I get the idea she's been in my shoes a time or two in her dreams as well, but she doesn't spill the details directly as often as I do.

Context is the key. Who you are and who your subconscious, if there is such, wants to be from time to time. It works that way with both genders in remarkably similar ways.

Frued did have some distinct predices about women, but it was more a "hysteria" thing, which was emotional control issues that supposedly were influenced with certain organs unique to women. Try Jonathan Lear's Freud to see some of that and how Freud was often, uncharacteristically for him, gender neutral (Routledge, 2005). Also check out Kevin Dettmar's Rereading the New (U of Michigan Press, 1992) at how Freud worked in analysis. Erick Acroyd seems to have similar neutrality between genders except for the context (A Dictionary of Dream Symbols, Blandford, 1993).

Answer 2

Dreams are usually based on what you did the night before, the day, the last week, the last month, the last year, so on. Guys and girls do different things while they're awake, so their dreams would be different that way. For example (I'm being stereotypical here!), guys who play football would dream something having to do with football. Girls who shop a lot would dreams something to do with shopping.

Answer 3

Well knowing the obvious differences between men and woman i can only speculate on the similarities in us, which is we all want to be happy and successful so i guess ones dream or ambitions will depend on what makes that individual happy.it may just be as simple as that.i really hope that you did not mean dream as in sleeping but if so my answer would be almost the same meaning that it depends on an individuals thought patterns than sex.

Answer 4

Dreams differ person to person irrespective of guy or girl. But definitely, even in dream you present yourself (with some mix of what you want to be or what you fear to be). So as we see the difference in guys and girl's liking in real life, it would be the same even in dreams.

During counseling, I got to meet some people years back who had wiered dream but somewhereback of their mind they had those wierd feelings.

So, it is more on individual.

Answer 5

Girls have dreams about Brad Pitt making love to them with condom. Guys(or at least I) have dreams about killing giant spiders with chainsaws and machine guns. I did have really weird dream one time that I was a girl. I also had a dream that I lived on the moon, it was crazy.

-J.

Answer 6

warm men are seen extra eye-catching than lovable men. i ought to call a 2 year previous lovable yet under no circumstances warm. What youre asserting approximately which one is extra extra healthful for a relationship isn't unavoidably actual. it truly relies upon on the girl.

Answer 7

I have no clue. My dreams depend on my mood and what was going on before i fell asleep.

Answer 8

a guys dream is wet

Answer 9

Depends,haven't a clue,lol

Answer 10

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