Interpret this dream

[Glossopswift]

Towards the end of a day long teambuilding exercise in a hotel the drinks were flowing. As things got out of hand people started play fighting and tickling each other. A colleague from another office ended up sat on top of me and then it changed from playing about to an attempted (by her) seduction. This person was definitely meant to be my colleague in real life (same job, same voice, same name, everything) but her facial features were different and quite unknown to me (in my wakened state). I still found her quite as unattractive in my dream as I do in real life. In my dream I was flattered but struggled to pull away from the approaching puckered lips. What does that mean then? A (different) colleague reckons it means that she wants me to do something that I am fighting hard not to do, which to be honest is more preferable to the straightforward interpretation. Dream-lady is a grade below me I am not directly in her line management so she doesn't get to tell me to do things very often. Help?

[lizzieoneill]

This dream is your consciousness telling you that in life you are settling for second best. I believe you have a great desire to 'chase a dream', but this career means taking risks. You should not be thinking of the work colleague as the the woman you know but a reflection of the work you are doing which you dont really care for. This dream is telling you that you need to leave this job and do something else that you will be more passionate about. I also feel that you don't sleep too well and you worry a lot. The work you would like to do means a long distance journey to somewhere else possibly London. Your life needs to be focused to include what your aims are and what your objections are.

[blueeyedlass]

i think it means you need to eat less cheese and have a cold shower before you go to bed .

[barender]

A lot of dream meanings are opposite to what you would think, so you can interpret that how you like. People often dream of the things that they would most NOT like to happen ie. it is common for mothers to dream of something terrible happening to their children, which is quite normal. Don't know if that helps at all.

[Glossopswift]

Cheers my dears. Excellent replies. Recently my wife and I were discussing what jobs we�d like and  I said wouldn�t it be great to be paid to travel around Britain as a cheese taster at shows. Ironic eh?