I dreamt that I was a lesbian and had my own place. I liked Cheryl Yang (a Taiwanese actress).
One day, Cheryl came to my place, upset either due to a relationship or work issue, and knocked on my door. I comforted her like a partner, holding her and telling her, 'Consider this place your own home. Come back whenever you want.' I wanted to give her a sense of stability and belonging. My words touched her, and she fell asleep on my bed.
I still remember seeing coins scattered all over the floor. Then, suddenly, my mom walked into the room. Cheryl got up and said she had to go to school. My mom offered to give her a ride, and Cheryl agreed. My mom also mentioned that we didn’t have breakfast at home, so she would take her to get a 'McDonald's Dinosaur Breakfast,' to which Cheryl also agreed.
At this point, I somehow turned into a teenager and said I hadn’t eaten breakfast either, so I wanted the 'McDonald's Dinosaur Breakfast' too. My mom responded, 'If you want to eat, you better hurry up!' She asked if I had enough time to leave now. I told her it was too late because I hadn’t brushed my teeth or washed my face yet.
As we were about to leave, I reminded Cheryl to bring her own cup. She asked what cup, and I explained that the school was now promoting an environmental campaign and no longer provided cups. If she didn’t bring her own, she wouldn’t be able to drink water at school.
Then a middle school boy appeared and said that now schools have public water stations with cups everywhere, so you don’t need to bring your own water anymore.
I thought about it and realized he had a point since schools could install plenty of water fountains. I asked if the school would also supply cups, and he said no, you still had to bring your own because they still encouraged environmental protection.
I said, 'That makes sense!' Then I jokingly added, 'Or you could just drink a ton of water before leaving in the morning so that you won’t be thirsty at school and can wait until you get home to drink again.' I seriously said, 'That way, you don’t need to bring a cup to school.' Everyone laughed.
I continued, 'So you could be like a camel, drinking lots of water in the morning and then drinking again when you get home.' Everyone was laughing.
夢見我是同性戀的女生，有一個自己住的地方。我喜歡楊謹華 (台灣女演員)。
有天楊謹華，不知道是感情上還是工作上遭受挫折，來我家敲門。我對她像是情侶般，抱著安慰她。我跟她說：「把這裡當成妳自己的家，想回來就回來。」我希望給她安定的力量，讓她有歸屬感。我的話讓她很感動，她在我床上睡著。
我還記得那時候我看到地上到處都有一些銅板。這時候媽媽突然進到房間來，楊謹華就起身，說她要去上學。媽媽說她可以順便載她去學校，楊謹華說好。媽媽還說我們家沒有早餐，她帶她去買「麥當勞恐龍早餐」，楊謹華也說好。
這時候我好像變成是青少年，我說我也沒有早餐吃，我也要吃「麥當勞恐龍早餐」。媽媽就說：「妳如果要吃，妳動作就要快啊！」媽媽問我現在出門來得及嗎？我說來不及，因為我還沒有刷牙洗臉。
出門時我提醒楊謹華要帶自己的杯子。她問什麼杯，我說學校現在推行環保運動，不提供杯子。如果不帶自己的杯子，在學校就會沒法喝水。
這時候出現一個國中男生，他說現在學校就是到處都有 "公益水" 跟杯子，所以就不用自己帶水到學校了。
我想想好像也有理，學校可以裝很多飲水機。我問國中男生學校也會供應杯子嗎？他說不會，杯子還是要自己帶，因為學校還是鼓勵環保。
我說：「很合理啊！」然後我接著開玩笑說：「不然你還可以早上出門前在家先喝一大堆水，然後你在學校的時候都不會口渴，就不用喝水，可以撐到下課回家再喝水。」我認真說：「這樣子你們就不用帶杯子去學校了。」他們聽了就在笑。
我繼續說：「所以你可以像駱駝一樣，早上喝很多水儲水，回家再喝水。」大家都在笑。
這個夢似乎涉及幾個主題，包括人際關係、情感支持、責任、環境意識和家庭動態。以下是可能的解釋的細分：
1. 情感支持與關係：
楊謹華作為象徵：台灣女演員楊謹華可以代表你欽佩或仰慕的人，無論是在現實生活中還是象徵性的。你在夢中為她提供舒適和穩定，就像在親密的、支持性的關係中一樣。事實上，你為她提供一個家和一種歸屬感，表明你渴望培養或保護某人，或者它可能象徵著你自己需要照顧和安慰的一部分。
女同性戀身分：夢見自己是女同性戀，可能象徵著需要探索更深層的情感連結或內在的女性自我。它可能不一定與性有關，而是與情感上的親密感、脆弱性和個人身分有關。
2. 地上的硬幣：
散落的硬幣可能代表分散的思想、錯失的機會或不穩定的感覺。也許你覺得生活中存在一些尚未解決的小問題需要關注，但它們並不是壓倒性的。
3. 家庭與獨立：
母親的角色：夢中母親的出現，顯示著強大的家庭影響或指導。她的務實本性——提供早餐和乘車——可以代表她作為提供者或保護者的角色。然而，它也顯示了你如何從對母親照顧的孩子般的依賴，轉變為主張自己的獨立。
轉變為青少年：在夢中轉變為青少年，可能反映了你生活中的一個過渡階段或日益增長的責任，或者你的一部分可能正在重新審視青春期時的舊習慣和擔憂，例如獨立、身份或感覺被誤解。
4. 環保意識（自備杯子）：
由於環保運動，將自己的杯子帶到學校的想法，反映了對周圍世界的責任和意識。這可以代表你如何處理當前生活中的責任，或對你的選擇的影響的潛在認識。
國中男生評論：男孩說你不需要帶杯子，但還是應該帶，代表了方便和責任之間的平衡。這可能象徵著你生活中的一種緊張關係：走捷徑與有意識地努力做正確的事，即使這不方便。
5. 幽默輕鬆：
像駱駝一樣儲水以避免帶杯子上學的笑話增添了幽默感。這可能表明，儘管你生活中的某些問題很嚴重，你仍然保持幽默感和適應能力。夢中的笑聲顯示即使面對問題也能輕鬆應對。
6. 基本主題：
舒適與關懷：夢想的核心是為楊謹華和環境意識的背景下提供關懷和舒適。這可能反映了當前想要被滋養，或在自己的生活中，找到穩定和安心的願望。
改變與成長：轉變為青少年和實際挑戰（不吃早餐，需要趕時間），可能象徵著個人成長的一個階段，在這個階段，你正在承擔責任並需要適應新的現實。
總的來說，這個夢可能強調情感關懷、責任和個人成長之間的平衡，其潛在主題是幽默和對穩定的渴望。它反映了你支持他人的能力，同時也承認自己不斷發展的旅程。
1. Cheryl Yang Stays and Shares Breakfast
As you're about to leave, Cheryl Yang decides she doesn't want to rush to school. Instead, she suggests the three of you have breakfast together. Your mom miraculously finds some ingredients in the kitchen, and you all work together to make a hearty meal. Over breakfast, Cheryl opens up about her struggles, and the conversation turns into one of deep connection and shared experiences. You all find strength in each other, creating a sense of unity, and you wake up feeling supported and at peace.
2. A Magical Cup
Just as you're about to leave, you realize you forgot to remind Cheryl to bring her cup. But when you look at your hand, you see you're holding a beautifully ornate cup that seems to shimmer. You hand it to Cheryl, who smiles and says, "This is exactly what I needed." The cup magically refills itself, ensuring she never runs out of water. You feel a deep sense of fulfillment, knowing you’ve given her something special. As you walk out the door, you notice that everyone you meet has a magical item in their hands, and you realize you’re part of something bigger—a journey to help others find what they need most.
3. Time Travels Back to High School
Instead of leaving for McDonald's, something strange happens. The room spins, and you, Cheryl, your mom, and the middle school boy are suddenly back in your high school, reliving a typical day. You feel like a teenager again, facing all the challenges of school—peer pressure, exams, and fitting in—but this time, Cheryl is there as your friend and confidante. She gives you advice on navigating the pressures, and together, you tackle your old insecurities, coming out stronger and more self-assured. The dream ends with you walking out of the school, feeling free from the past.
4. The Dream as a Stage Performance
As you and Cheryl are about to leave for breakfast, the walls of your home fall away, revealing a stage with an audience watching. It turns out that the entire dream has been a play, and everyone—including your mom and Cheryl—are actors. Cheryl turns to you and says, “This is your story. How do you want to end it?” You realize you have full control over how things unfold. You decide to take the story in a positive direction, telling everyone on stage to embrace their dreams and work together to achieve their goals. The dream ends with you receiving applause from the audience, symbolizing a sense of accomplishment and empowerment.
5. A Sudden Journey to an Oasis
As Cheryl Yang and your mom prepare to leave, the middle school boy suddenly invites everyone to visit a hidden oasis beyond the school. You, Cheryl, your mom, and the boy set off on an unexpected adventure, traveling through forests and across rivers until you arrive at a beautiful, lush oasis with a sparkling lake. There, you all drink water straight from the crystal-clear springs, surrounded by nature. The dream ends with you feeling refreshed and at peace, knowing you’ve found a sanctuary where you can always return for rest and renewal.
6. Cheryl Yang Teaches a Lesson
Instead of rushing off to school, Cheryl Yang suddenly transforms into a teacher. She gathers everyone around and says, "Before we leave, let's learn something important." She then begins to share wisdom about life, teaching everyone how to handle stress, find balance, and practice self-love. The middle school boy, your mom, and you all sit attentively, absorbing her insights. The dream ends with you feeling enlightened and grateful for the valuable lessons Cheryl has shared with you, as if you’ve gained wisdom for the future.
Each of these endings shifts the focus of the dream in different directions—towards emotional fulfillment, personal growth, adventure, or wisdom—allowing for new interpretations and experiences to emerge.
This dream seems to touch on several themes, including relationships, emotional support, responsibility, environmental awareness, and family dynamics. Here's a breakdown of possible interpretations:
1. Emotional Support and Relationships:
Cheryl Yang as a Symbol: The Taiwanese actress Cheryl Yang could represent someone you admire or look up to, either in real life or symbolically. You provide her comfort and stability in the dream, much like in a close, supportive relationship. The fact that you offer her a home and a sense of belonging suggests a desire to nurture or protect someone, or it could symbolize a part of yourself that needs care and reassurance.
Lesbian Identity: Dreaming that you are a lesbian might symbolize the need to explore deeper emotional connections or your inner feminine self. It may not necessarily relate to sexuality but to feelings of emotional intimacy, vulnerability, and personal identity.
2. Coins on the Floor:
Scattered coins could represent scattered thoughts, missed opportunities, or feelings of instability. Perhaps you feel like there are small, unresolved issues in your life that need attention, but they are not overwhelming.
3. Family and Independence:
Mother’s Role: The appearance of your mother in the dream indicates a strong family influence or guidance. Her practical nature—offering breakfast and a ride—could represent her role as a provider or protector. However, it also shows how you are shifting from a childlike dependency on your mother’s care to asserting your own independence.
Transformation into a Teenager: Turning into a teenager in the dream may reflect a phase of transition or growing responsibilities in your life, or perhaps a part of you is revisiting old habits and concerns from adolescence, such as independence, identity, or feeling misunderstood.
4. Environmental Awareness (Bringing Your Own Cup):
The idea of bringing your own cup to school because of an environmental campaign reflects responsibility and a consciousness of the world around you. This could represent how you’re handling current responsibilities in your life or an underlying awareness of the impact of your choices.
The Middle School Boy’s Comment: The boy saying you don’t need to bring a cup, but still should, represents a balance between convenience and responsibility. This might symbolize a tension in your life between taking the easy route versus making a conscious effort to do what’s right, even if it’s inconvenient.
5. Humor and Lightness:
The joke about being like a camel, storing water to avoid needing a cup, adds a humorous touch. This might suggest that, despite the seriousness of certain issues in your life, you still maintain a sense of humor and adaptability. Laughter in the dream indicates an ability to find levity even in the face of problems.
6. Underlying Themes:
Comfort and Care: The core of the dream revolves around offering care and comfort, both to Cheryl Yang and in the context of environmental consciousness. This might reflect a current desire to be nurturing or to find stability and reassurance in your own life.
Change and Growth: The transformation into a teenager and the practical challenges (not having breakfast, needing to hurry) might symbolize a phase of personal growth, where you’re navigating responsibilities and the need to adapt to new realities.
Overall, the dream may be highlighting a balance between emotional care, responsibility, and personal growth, with underlying themes of humor and the desire for stability. It reflects your ability to support others while also acknowledging your own evolving journey.