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Recurring bad dreams and what they mean!

11.04.2023 09:39 AM
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Recurring bad dreams and what they mean!
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Recurring bad dreams and what they mean!

Teeth falling out indicates anxiety from dealing with big changes in life.

 

Being late to work or school expresses regret from missed opportunities.

 

Falling is associated with loss of control, vulnerability and helplessness.

 

Being unprepared for a test reflects a lack of confidence and fear of advancing in life.

 

Unable to find a toilet can indicate a need for privacy and self-care.

 

Being chased indicates a tendency to run from problems and repress feelings.

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