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In my Dreams...

Started by A, February 09, 2011, 09:36:02 PM

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A

I'm a guy. Yeah, when I dream, I totally have a male body, with the exception of dreams in which I have a body that is definitely not mine...

This is, like, my shortest topic ever, but I just wanted your opinion on this. It worries me.
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Pinkfluff

I assume you mean the while sleeping kind of dreams. In my experience these dreams are more of a reflection of things you've been though than of who you are, what you want, etc. Living in an opposite body is certainly a traumatic experience, so it's not surprising to me that it is reflected in dreams. I'm always telling my therapist about terrible or simply very strange dreams that I have. I've had dreams where I'm me, where I'm not me, and where I'm some kind of outside observer like watching a movie, though it's probably more like the Star Trek holodeck.

What exactly is your worry about it? I'm no psychologist but I've spent plenty of time analyzing my own strange dream experiences.
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GinaDouglas

I have transitioned in my dreams, about two years behind my transition.
It's easier to change your sex and gender in Iran, than it is in the United States.  Way easier.

Please read my novel, Dragonfly and the Pack of Three, available on Amazon - and encourage your local library to buy it too! We need realistic portrayals of trans people in literature, for all our sakes
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pebbles

There's a 3 month time delay between my body changing and my body in my dreams changing.

I'm my dreams I'm generally as I am living in reality. a pre-op transsexual. :/

There of course might be exceptions where I am a certain way due to the dream begin strange.
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VeryGnawty

I am almost always exactly in my dreams as I am in real life.  Except for when I know Kung Fu.  Then, I'm a lot faster and stronger in the dream.  Otherwise, I'm just the same.
"The cake is a lie."
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Karla

A fair portion of my dreams/nightmares is still a playback of how my life used to be.
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A

Thank you ; I'm not so worried now.
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MarinaM

I am not so much aware of my gender while I'm dreaming, but I did have one where I saw the female me and freaked the heck out. I was all: "Wait a second!" I got her (my) attention and we embraced until the dream faded into something new, it felt so good.

I have only recently been seeing myself as a woman in my dreams, all while still unaware of my own gender. She's not some fantasized up ideal woman either, she's real looking and spooky beautiful. Sometimes I wake up startled and I have no idea why.
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PixieBoy

In my dreams, I'm a guy, except when I dream of my childhood, then I'm a little girl again. I nightmares I'm also a girl, a feminine one, the kind that dies in horror films.
...that fey-looking freak kid with too many books and too much bodily fat
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Janet_Girl

it depends on what the dream.  Sometimes I am male (Yuck :icon_yikes:) and sometimes I am me  ;D.    There has been a few where I am a blend (androgynous).

Dreams are your subconscious working out something. 
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Medusa

Most time Im just spectator, it is like watching a movie, so Im noone
IMVU: MedusaTheStrange
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Miniar

I'm rarely even "human" in my dreams, but when I am it's roughly "this" body, only a little shorter and correctly equipped.



"Everyone who has ever built anywhere a new heaven first found the power thereto in his own hell" - Nietzsche
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jennajane

I was also worried about this, thought it was strange.  Why do I identify as female but still see myself as male in my dreams.  I like the 3 month rule.  I am 2.5months FT and I would say about half my dreams I can remember I am female.  I can often remember the point in my dream that I realized my gender presentation.
Jenna
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Debra

It's something that changes over time...and sometimes still happens for me.

Most of the time I am a girl in my dreams nowadays but it wasnt always that way. And even if the dream is about the past sometimes it's my past self instead.

And sometimes I dont pay attn to my gender at all in a dream...its almost like I'm genderless in those cases...

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Northern Jane

Quote from: PixieBoy on February 10, 2011, 12:17:34 PMIn nightmares I'm also a girl, a feminine one, the kind that dies in horror films.

ROFL! That's a HOOT PB!

My dreams (pre-transition) were just weird! Usually in my dreams I was female but other people (in the dream) couldn't see that. Sometimes that was frustrating, sometimes I didn't care, and other times I would have fun with the situation. Like I said, just weird!
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Medusa

And what about your sexual fantasies, what gender you are in them? (this was one of question my psychologist when came there)
IMVU: MedusaTheStrange
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erocse

I am always a girl in my dreams. With the exception, if some one has made my feel bad (my family) then I have crappy dreams and I am a guy, UGH !!

  Hugs, Roxy
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Nathan.

In most of my dreams i'm just me, a pre op guy on T. Sometimes i'll have dream where I have a penis but they are always sex dreams.
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Asera584

I rarely dream these days, and i'm pretty much as i am currently, yet, my gender issue arent the biggest problem in my dreams...
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