Published survey dream report · English · original text
Dream report 7200096
Anonymous research participant
Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035) (2022) · Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 90, Reference ID 7200096
[PERSON] and I broke into my former boss' house and hung out and smoked until I remembered he was coming home, then he caught us, I left my para there, and we ended up accidentally sitting in the chorus of a rock opera similar to the lion king, and surrounded by crabby people in lion costumes. At some point I insulted [PERSON], absolutely regretted it, and he left me there, abandonment,and the place was a maze to try to get out of...the whole time fully aware that my boss was going to figure out that I broke into his house and left para there. There was a lot more than this to it.
Source & context
An anonymous participant’s published survey report. The source documents a self-reported dream; no individual report date or location was supplied. This is not a Synastry community submission.
Richard Coutts (2022), Survey and Dream Reports of Visitors to an Online Dating Website (N=1,035), version 7, CC BY 4.0; anonymous participant report.
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Source locator and text provenance
Dream Reports.pdf, PDF page 90, Reference ID 7200096
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Content notes
- Trespass
- Smoking reference
- Social distress
Connections in the Loom
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