Have you ever had a dream specifically about your transitioning or your desired future transitioning?  Perhaps what life would be like, an event, a realization, body transformation, etc? 

Did your dream come true, at least in part?

I don't think I have ever had a dream about transitioning, but I also rarely remember my slumber time thoughts.

What I have noticed is that when I can recall them, I am no longer male. I'm unsure if my subconscious ever did misgender me (lol) but nowadays, I am definitely female

Some times i do dream of random things where my subconscious sends me into completely random places as my fully transitioned self.
but most of the time its my family telling me of the dreams they have had about me having long natural hair, living in my own place as female or even being a fully passing woman. It makes me want to have those dreams too.

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Jessica,

  Welcome!


Chrissy

Hello Jessica

My name is Sarah B and I would also like to formally, Welcome you to Susan's Place!

I see that other members of Susan's have also welcomed you as well.

It's wonderful to hear about your dreams and the visions you hold for your future.  Those glimpses of yourself as your fully transitioned self are precious and it's heartening that your family also dreams about you have a wonderful future.  This community is a safe space where you can explore these feelings and aspirations.  You are not alone we are here to help you as you embrace your true self.

Once you feel comfortable here, it would be appreciated if you add a little bit more about yourself in the other forums and threads.    I would appreciate it very much as, I'm always interested in learning something new about new members

In addition members of Susan's will more than likely will discuss problems or issues that are similar to yours as most have experienced these issues as well.

Take care and all the best for the future.

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@JessicaCora

No dreams but plentiful of daydreaming, I often go into a trance of thoughts specifically about my transitioning involving positive outcomes like feeling accepted, confident, and happy in my body. My therapist says it's a normal and healthy way to process emotions and envision a desired reality.

Quote from: Lilis on October 06, 2024, 01:24:04 PMNo dreams but plentiful of daydreaming, I often go into a trance of thoughts specifically about my transitioning involving positive outcomes like feeling accepted, confident, and happy in my body. My therapist says it's a normal and healthy way to process emotions and envision a desired reality.

That seems positive to me!

Chrissy

I used to have a reoccurring dream that I ran away from home with a girl. We had packed a couple changes of girl clothes in a backpack. She said I wouldn't need boy clothes. We took off and started walking and then the boy wasn't there anymore just her She looked like my identical twin.Same height, build, pretty long Auburn hair, blue eyes. Female me.

Quote from: Tig58072 on October 06, 2024, 03:08:29 PMI used to have a reoccurring dream that I ran away from home with a girl. We had packed a couple changes of girl clothes in a backpack. She said I wouldn't need boy clothes. We took off and started walking and then the boy wasn't there anymore just her She looked like my identical twin.Same height, build, pretty long Auburn hair, blue eyes. Female me.

Sounds intriguing.

Quote from: Lilis on October 06, 2024, 01:24:04 PMNo dreams but plentiful of daydreaming, I often go into a trance of thoughts specifically about my transitioning involving positive outcomes like feeling accepted, confident, and happy in my body. My therapist says it's a normal and healthy way to process emotions and envision a desired reality.

Lilis,

I believe there has been some research published that found that those that daydream tend to be able to be sympathetic or empathetic.

Many do not do much daydreaming because they stare at the device screens much of the day.


Chrissy

Quote from: Gwenatar on October 06, 2024, 01:44:37 AMI don't think I have ever had a dream about transitioning, but I also rarely remember my slumber time thoughts.

What I have noticed is that when I can recall them, I am no longer male. I'm unsure if my subconscious ever did misgender me (lol) but nowadays, I am definitely female

That is intriguing.  It is good to understand and accept ourselves.

I've had a recurring nightmare. Not quite what you were asking about, I think. It kind of seems as though you're wanting positive stories. Mine hasn't been positive, at least the ones that really stick out to me. Okay, so anyway, the nightmare is that my genitals appear as though I never had the surgery. It has been very disturbing because in the dream I have been just so confused and so sad, like I just don't know what happened. The first few times I've had this dream I've woken up and just cried. They've been very affirming in terms of my decision, but they really are horrific.

Quote from: Nadine Spirit on October 06, 2024, 07:59:50 PMI've had a recurring nightmare. Not quite what you were asking about, I think. It kind of seems as though you're wanting positive stories. Mine hasn't been positive, at least the ones that really stick out to me. Okay, so anyway, the nightmare is that my genitals appear as though I never had the surgery. It has been very disturbing because in the dream I have been just so confused and so sad, like I just don't know what happened. The first few times I've had this dream I've woken up and just cried. They've been very affirming in terms of my decision, but they really are horrific.

That sounds horrible, and I'm sorry you've had to deal with that.

I don't understand why our subconscious sometimes decides to torment us while we sleep. We could have the most amazing dreams, but instead it's like "How about we manifest your worst anxieties while you can't do anything about it?".

Quote from: Gwenatar on October 07, 2024, 03:14:30 AMThat sounds horrible, and I'm sorry you've had to deal with that.

I don't understand why our subconscious sometimes decides to torment us while we sleep. We could have the most amazing dreams, but instead it's like "How about we manifest your worst anxieties while you can't do anything about it?".

Dreams are the mind's way of purging thoughts that we don't have to worry about. Sometimes, the thoughts may be more intrusive so it takes recurring dreams to become desensitized to that thought. Sometimes, it is a "one and done" situation.

It isn't harmful, but if it is disturbing enough, talking to a therapist can help move the process along so you can put that behind you. It is disturbing while it is happening, but once you move through it, it gets quickly forgotten. Hang in there.

Quote from: Nadine Spirit on October 06, 2024, 07:59:50 PMI've had a recurring nightmare. Not quite what you were asking about, I think. It kind of seems as though you're wanting positive stories. Mine hasn't been positive, at least the ones that really stick out to me. Okay, so anyway, the nightmare is that my genitals appear as though I never had the surgery. It has been very disturbing because in the dream I have been just so confused and so sad, like I just don't know what happened. The first few times I've had this dream I've woken up and just cried. They've been very affirming in terms of my decision, but they really are horrific.

Yikes!  My sympathies. 

Had a nightmare last night that my body detransitioned.  Very unnerving.
Looked very much like a guy except for my painted fingernails, androgynous head hair, and there was nothing to fill my bra if I would wear one, which I was not. 

I awoke realizing it was a dream.  Hope I do not have same one again.

I am not sure if I would 100% day these are transition dreams oer say but I definitely think they are related. And I have had with if these several times:

1) dream start in medias res and I am being rushed into a hospital, having experienced some kind of unspecified traumatic accident, that resulted in my male parts being mutilated, and the only thing the doctors can do, is perform and Orchi and GRS.

2) again dream starts in media res, I am swimming in a lake, treading water or something, and just my head is really visible above water, and someone from my family swims up and they have no idea I have breats, and I am terrified they will notice, so I am doing everything I can too only allow my head above water. Sometimes I am wearing some kind of shirt in the water, and I am pulling it down under the water, to kind of hide them as well, while doing what I can to just allow my head above the water.

Quote from: ChrissyRyan on February 08, 2025, 02:06:03 PMHad a nightmare last night that my body detransitioned.  Very unnerving.
Looked very much like a guy except for my painted fingernails, androgynous head hair, and there was nothing to fill my bra if I would wear one, which I was not. 

I awoke realizing it was a dream.  Hope I do not have same one again.

NIGHTMARE!

I have had dreams about transition. Usually completed transition dreams.