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Trans related dreams?

Started by Sebby Michelango, November 17, 2015, 09:18:00 AM

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Sebby Michelango

Did you ever have any trans related dreams?
In most of my dreams I'm a cisguy. But not in all of them. I have trans related dreams as well. Some good dreams and some bad.


My good dreams: In some of my dreams I got T-injection and surgeries.  :laugh: I was so happy that I made a party. That's very awesome dreams. But when I wake up, I was disappointed. Why wasn't it real? It's long time to wait for the next step.  :-\

My bad dreams: I was at a mall with my friends. We went shopping and had fun. But then something horrible happening. I looked down. The body I was supposed to have got vanished. I got a woman body instead. It scared me. The boobs growth bigger and bigger. When I waked up, I looked around me. The woman's body were still there.  >:( In another nightmare, a doctor said he wouldn't give me any treatments. That sucked a lot. I had some coming out dreams too where I came out to my family. Something that they didn't handle so well.

I want to hear about your trans related dreams. Both, fun dreams and nightmares.
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Tessa567

Funny you should ask!!! I'm five months hrt at 48 yrs old. I had a dream the other night and actually saw myself as a beautiful woman, something I have not been able to picture as of yet. It was a great dream that I think of often.

Last night I had another where I was a man in prison (never been!!). We were in a group of men and the leader called me "Boobs", then he starting feeling them!!! Made me wake up feeling icky.

I have had others but can't recall them enough to put the pieces together. I do love having these types of dreams and hope they continue!!
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TG CLare

I don't know about nice dreams but I have had a number of nightmares recently.

It involves a person I know and they have escalated in the potential violence in them.

In one I had gone to a café and had a book with me. I encountered this person and some friends of his and after a barrage of names which I am sure we have no problem coming up with I decided to leave. One of them deliberately knocked the hard cover book from my hand and then demanded I pick it up with snickers and laughter from the group. I told him if he wanted to read it, he had better pick it up himself because if I had to do it, I was going to put it where the sun didn't shine and just turned around and walked out. Just before the doorway, the book slammed into the wall and one of his pals said, "Gee XXXX, you almost hit it". He replied, "that's what I was trying to do". I left the café.


In another "dream" I was in a park with a steep cliff and the person from the café dream and his significant other was there with a friend of mine. Basically she had asked my friend to come along and was using her as a lure to get me to come to the park. Of course I didn't know that the person in my other dream was there because he was hiding in the brush so I just saw the 2 women talking. Of course he didn't actually push me over the cliff but I found out that was his intention but something precluded that from happening.

In another vivid "dream", I was on a cruise liner. (I am going on one later this year with a friend.) Something had happened that required the passengers to board lifeboats. As we went to them from our muster station, I was told by the crew I couldn't get into the boat. They were alright with me going, it was just that a number of the passengers in the boat were refusing to allow me into it. I tried elsewhere but was denied access each time. As my dream progressed, I met up with other passengers but again no one wanted me in their boat. Eventually all the remaining passengers I met on board were all openly from the GLBT community.

What I read in this is that the person from 2 of my "dreams" who was initially supportive of me when I told them but in the same breath told me that a museum we volunteer at could be "dangerous" for me. I asked him in what way but he didn't elaborate.

The last one is representative of many people's attitudes when it comes to the GLBT community. It's ok with me if you're GLBT but not in my community! I did have some issues on my cruise last year with some of the passengers not exactly being of the welcoming/accepting variety so perhaps this is a manifestation of that? Beats me.

So, those are 3 "dreams" I can definitely recall even now!

If I do see myself in any dreams, I am dressed as a woman so guess that's good!

Love,
Clare
I am the same on the inside, just different wrapping on the outside.

It is vain to quarrel with destiny.-Thomas Middleton.

Our chief want is someone who will inspire us to be what we know we could be. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Dr. McGinn girl, June 2015!
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captains

Back when I was questioning/desperately fighting my gender identity, I used to have terrible nightmares where, in the dream, I would loose control for some reason (because I had been drugged, usually, or because I had had a psychotic break) and scream and cry and tell everyone my deep dark secret. In these dreams, I'd find myself saying "I'm not a girl, I'm not a girl!" over and over again, while the people around me ignored me or placated me patronisingly.

I don't really have dreams like that anymore, thank god. They were really awful.
- cameron
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Christy76

I have trans related dreams about once a week on average. In the good ones I'm accepted for who I am and no one cares. In the bad ones people cut my hair short when in the real world it took almost two years to grow it out like this. I thought I was the only one who had dreams like that until now.  :D
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Anna33

I had a horrible dream that i went to a party and people started to laugh at me. I felt heartbroken and ran and hid and cried all night. It woke me up.

Good dreams; tons. The best one: i was coming out to my mum and she said: ok clara! Get your handbag and lets go out for some tea and i was all [emoji173]️[emoji173]️[emoji173]️[emoji173]️[emoji173]️[emoji173]️[emoji173]️




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