bad dream - please help figure?

Question

I have been divorced from my ex (we'll say his name is John) for 7 years and have been married to my husband (we'll say Sam) for 5 years. Sam has had a few run-ins with John and does not for the most part get along. Alot has to do with the male ego and temper. Not to long ago, Sam called my oldest daughter (mine and Johns) a very nasty name and John was upset as well as myself. However I've gotten over it and so did she. However, John told my daughter that when he saw Sam, he would approach the situaiton and let him know he didn't appreciate the disrespect to our daughter. I accidently heard about this, however I haven't let Sam know that this had been said. Recently I dreamed that myself and Sam were in the Bingo Hall and John came in, asked Sam why did he do it, and got up and shot hiim 3 times int he chest. He ran and threw the gun to me, I threw the gun into the river and cried hysterically over my husband. I'm not sure what this meant, but is this a pre-warning to me?

Answer 1

Violent dreams are relatively common and may be a reflection of the confusion and conflict that the dreamer experiences in daily life. Dreams with violent themes suggest that the dreamer has unconscious negative emotions such as fear, anxiety, and anger. If you are not dealing with these feeling consciously, your dreams are compensating and bringing into awareness the need for honest reflection and emotional balance in daily life.

Answer 2

FIRST WHY DID YOU GOTTEN OVER THE WORD YOU NEW HUSBAND CALLED YOUR DAUGHTER???

I WOULD HAVE NOT BEEN FORGETFULL FOR SOMEONE TO CALL MY DAUGHTER A NASTY WORD. OHH NO WAY.

YOU SHOULD TALK TO SAM ABOUT IT AND TO JOHN AS WELL. REMEMBER PEOPLE GET LOOSE OF THEIR FEELINGS WHEN IT COMES TO THEIR KIDS. AND IF JOHN IS VERY UPSET ABOUT SOMETHING THAT HAPPEND TO HIS DAUGHTER I WOULD NOT BLAME HIM.