#AskAMillennial-Dream Interpretation

In this episode of #AskAMillennial, I answer a dream interpretation from @TheLostJoJo: "Lately I've been having dreams where im in different settings (one day it was a house, another time it was a large city, and last night it took place in a cave).People I know and love in reality are in all of these dreams. My mom, grandma, other family, friends, acquaintances I genuinely have good feelings towards, etc, are all openly hostile to me whenever they see me.From all the stuff I remember in these dreams all I remember is all of these people i care about in the real world constantly insult me, attack me (verbally and physically), steal from me, impede me, etc.It always plays out in the dream like i try to do things I need to do and people I love are there to make it worse in the dream. For example, last night my dream involved exploring a cave to find weird stuff in it. Every time I'd go into the cave with people i don't knowme and these random people from my dream would explore a cave. And we'd find weird rocks, treasures, animals, and bring then outside to look. My real life friends and family would come to where we were and steal or break the items we took out.To the point where I'd be just as hostile to them. As we went deeper into the cave my real world friends and family would follow me in and throw insults at me while I'm trying to explore and openly punch and kick me whenever I tried to ignore them.One I had a few days ago was one where I was alone in a house that resembles my grandma's house in the real world. Occasionally a friend or family member would come over and walk in uninvited. They would insult me, hit me, grab me, and break stuff i owned.It's getting to the point now where in reality I'm less and less talkative towards people i normally care about and all I wanna do is just be alone in my waking world. Can somebody who knows about dreams tell me anything?" Subscribe to our podcast and follow us on Twitter @MillennialEdit1   Music: Lifting Dreams, Aakash Gandhi Overcome, Ugonne Onyekwe