That's right folks. Last night I had my second sex dream about the same man this week. This time we were playing some kind of drunken party game which involved making out with the person next to you. Of course, I was paired up with this guy. We were making out much longer than any of the other pairs. Actually, I remember hearing someone else playing the game saying something about it. But neither of us cared.
Eventually, we somehow ended up in a bedroom. He was telling me that he had three prospective girlfriends, but that my kissing had been so awesome that it confused him. It didn't take long before we were hooking up. I'll spare you from the details. All of the sudden in the middle of it, he stops and starts laughing at me. He says, "Do you even know how to do this?" He starts railing me on my sexual prowess, telling me how awful I am at it and making it clear that from this point onwards I stand no chance with him.
Now in real life, this guy was very aware of the fact I am still a virgin. In fact, he was really turned on by it. And he gave me plenty of positive reinforcement. That was part of why the hook up was so fun for me and why I seriously considered losing it to him. But in this dream, he made me feel awful. I remember screaming at him, "there's a person inside this body!"
It seems as if every dream I have about this guy has some element of shame and embarrassment. I don't regret hooking up with this guy in real life at all. But I think it uncovered a lot of anxiety about my abilities and the act itself. That and my confusion over whether I should wait or just grab the closest and easiest guy and go for it. Maybe my brain is just spitting it back at me, and the only way it knows how to do it is to use my most recent affair. The dangerous part of this is that no matter how awful I feel in the dream, I still wake up and think about calling him for a booty call. Yikes!
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
Sweet dreams are made of these...
Sometimes my unconscious plays cruel jokes on me... I'm talking about sex dreams here. They're never awesome...unless you're doing it with Ryan Gosling. But I find that typically I end up doing it with awkward people who I will have to face tomorrow, old flames, or other girls. Yikes!

So I was putzing around and found this interesting article on Psychology Today (which is one of my favorite sites to waste time on). Why Do We Dream? The article gives 5 theories. I shall attempt to interpret my sex dream through these 5 theories.
Theory #1: We dream to practice responses to life threatening situations
Just in case this guy ever approaches me for a booty call in the future, my dream has helped me to understand that giving in will only lead to anxiety and depression. Plus the lap dance wasn't even that great.
Theory #2: Dreams Create Wisdom
My brain is reminding me of what I went through with this guy and trying to teach me something deep about what I want and the art of good lap dances.
Theory #3: Dreaming is Like Defragmenting Your Hard Drive
My subconscious is telling me to forget about the boy.
Theory #4: Dreams Are Like Psychotherapy
I'm subconsciously trying to sort through my feelings of regret, anxiety, guilt, and desperate need for affection from this guy.
Theory #5: The Absence of Theory
My neurons are going nuts and somehow that resulted in a lap dance from my ex-"situation."
In my dreams last night, I slept with an ex-friend-with-benefits. He gave me a lap dance (?). I remember afterwards being desperate for his affection. I tried to hold his hand and he would pry it away. I also remember an overwhelming sense of confusion about whether I should do it or not.
So I was putzing around and found this interesting article on Psychology Today (which is one of my favorite sites to waste time on). Why Do We Dream? The article gives 5 theories. I shall attempt to interpret my sex dream through these 5 theories.
Theory #1: We dream to practice responses to life threatening situations
Just in case this guy ever approaches me for a booty call in the future, my dream has helped me to understand that giving in will only lead to anxiety and depression. Plus the lap dance wasn't even that great.
Theory #2: Dreams Create Wisdom
My brain is reminding me of what I went through with this guy and trying to teach me something deep about what I want and the art of good lap dances.
Theory #3: Dreaming is Like Defragmenting Your Hard Drive
My subconscious is telling me to forget about the boy.
Theory #4: Dreams Are Like Psychotherapy
I'm subconsciously trying to sort through my feelings of regret, anxiety, guilt, and desperate need for affection from this guy.
Theory #5: The Absence of Theory
My neurons are going nuts and somehow that resulted in a lap dance from my ex-"situation."
Hmmmm... Really, any of those make sense. Take your pick!
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