Interpret this repetitive dream?

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Occasionally in the middle of my dreams, I will find myself in the bathroom. Every single time, the bathrooms never have stalls. Like pic. What does it mean?????
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I have similar dreams of using the bathroom in front of others sometimes, I think it’s actually common? I wonder if some wires get crossed between drinking a little too much water before bed and encoding whatever shameful memories my brain’s decided to process that night.
 
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Haloperidol said:
I have similar dreams of using the bathroom in front of others sometimes, I think it’s actually common? I wonder if some wires get crossed between drinking a little too much water before bed and encoding whatever shameful memories my brain’s decided to process that night.
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Never had any dreams about bathrooms.
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I wish you to have endless dreams of having too many teeth or shattering teeth.
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Had plenty weird dreams about my teeth though. I think it's something about self confidence or some shit from what I've read.
 
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I have a repetitive dream where every night im dressed as Lindsey Lohan from Herbie; Fully Loaded, im just sucking dick and getting railed by multiple dudes, i wake up in cold sweat with a wet stain in my boxers, whats that all about
 
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Guess it's better than the usual tidal waves and tornadoes I get. Or that one where you're going to fail a course in grad school but you realize you graduated 15 years ago.

This is just disorderly, unprocedural and inefficient/costly brain bullshit without a proper hierarchy. That's all it is, inefficient and wasteful. Terrible.
 
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It could mean a billion things for obvious reasons, this is not mathematic, specially not with just the info you gave us.

Maybe it could be related to work, maybe it could be related to you wanting to use the bathroom because you now drink tea before going to bed, it could be that you feel your personal space is being compromised to some degree, maybe you could be obsessing over transgender bathrooms, or maybe you just like Skibidi toilet.

See? I could go on with this for an entire day, but I won't.
 
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I don't think a stalless toilet public bathroom is a common enough motif to be interpreted without loads of additional context. Anyway more importantly when I was about 4-5 a daycare I went to had one long hall way that served as a bathroom with two toilets side by side in each "room" separated by a sliding door and me and the boys would occasionally go in and take a 4 man group shit and race to see who could finish first.
 
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DankSmoker said:
Never had any dreams about bathrooms.

Had plenty weird dreams about my teeth though. I think it's something about self confidence or some shit from what I've read.
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If you don't suffer some dental abnormality, then you've already experienced losing teeth one by one at least 20 times IRL. Unlike then, you now know that you ain't gonna grow another set of teeth, so replaying the experience in a dream hits differently.

Haloperidol said:
I have similar dreams of using the bathroom in front of others sometimes, I think it’s actually common? I wonder if some wires get crossed between drinking a little too much water before bed and encoding whatever shameful memories my brain’s decided to process that night.
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Some kindergartens don't have doors in the stalls, just curtains or there are dividers and straight up nothing, because many children haven't been taught how to use wc correctly so the teachers can tell them what to do. Maybe this was the case of your one and just like in case of teeth falling out, it's sort of replaying of a past experience.
 
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2mm and 99 others said:
Some kindergartens don't have doors in the stalls, just curtains or there are dividers and straight up nothing, because many children haven't been taught how to use wc correctly so the teachers can tell them what to do. Maybe this was the case of your one and just like in case of teeth falling out, it's sort of replaying of a past experience.
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>wc
The UK is a strange place.
 
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