so cal dream interperation

[xolfxo]

Drean interpretation?
Can you help me explain this dream.
it basicly involves me and a friend hanging out and walking through a suburban neighborhood in southern California similar to what you what you would find in orange county. Or one of those places near the water with rolling hills. Me and my friend were then hanging out at someones house. there i was sitting at a table hanging out with a slim blonde girl. She had kind of a breeze relaxed style. she asked me would i like some pizza. it was kind of a laid back party environment
What are your thoughts and feelings?
Have you had a similar dream

[Count-A-Strong]

Nope, can't say that I have. I take it your a young 'un?

[vivandorron]

This is all very strange. You have posted this question in two sections of AB. Are you day dreaming.?!! ☺ I think 'Body& Soul;' in which you have asked the same question was the correct category.

Anyway, did you reject the offer of some pizza.? Did you really wish to have a nibble and then declined what was about to be put on a plate for you.? You have mentioned 'rolling hills' which does have certain connotations and you have said that it was 'a laid back party'. The whole of your dream appears to be somewhat Freudian and without further facts about yourself personally, I regret being unable to give a real interpretation of your somewhat interesting sub-conscious behaviour.

Ron

[xolfxo]

vivandorron
i do not know if i actualy accepted the pizza put i was inclined i beleave
how is this dream fruedian exactly

[vivandorron]

Freud might have said that you are possible suppressing hidden desires and your subconscious mind is endeavouring to bring matters into a conscious belief which is then being rejected.

Please accept that I know nothing about 'Dream Interpretation' and have doubts about Freud. However you may wish to peruse the following:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freudian

Ron

[squarebear]

Sounds like too much cheese at bedtime.

[sandyRoe]

a slice of pizza has a triangular shape. Very Freudian, that.