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|    Kaycee to All    |
|    freudian defenses in dreams    |
|    24 Oct 04 20:43:19    |
      From: KC@none.invalid              I'm slightly confused by a recent dream. Brief version:              ***       I took with me an underaged guy to a party, which somehow "tainted" him,       and was supposedly a bad and irresbonsible thing to do. Later in the       dream the boy's mother was wondering why his son had become "tainted",       and was indirectly accusing me of doing something to him. Now the       interesting part: I pretended I did not remember the earlier dream       sequence, and lied that nothing had happened (at the party). I then       explained to myself I had been too drunk to control my actions, and too       drunk to remember what actually happened. All this occurred within the       context of the dream, and most of it wasn't lucid.       ***              So. It seems I utilized (Freudian) denial and suppression in the dream       in a way my (Freudian) ego might have done in the waking world. But it       surprises me that my dreaming self had the access to these defense       mechanisms at all! Might this mean there are some connections between       the ego and lucid awareness in a dream? Like I said, I'm confused here.                     Cheers, KC              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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