13/f this is gonna be long. in the past two years i've had three really intense sex dreams where i wake up and i'm really sweaty and kind of shakey and i feel all tingly and stuff. the weird thing is that about a month after i have these dreams i have another dream where i will be in the delivery room at a hospital having the baby. one time i even woke up with cramps in my abdomen. this has happened for the first two times but i only had the last dream like two weeks ago. Are these dreams just a weird...really really weird coincidence or could they mean something?
GreenDayFan69 answered Monday August 22 2005, 1:53 am: Well you know what they say ! ( all dreams have meaning ) Maybe you should be really protected when you have sex and maybe you should watch who it is with ! Maybe it is even telling that you may not be able to have kids ! ( I don't mean to offend you if I did . I am just trying to help )
So just becareful if /when you have sex ! I hope I helped ! [ GreenDayFan69's advice column | Ask GreenDayFan69 A Question ]
x3DevinBabyx3 answered Tuesday August 16 2005, 4:27 pm: uhmm..Its not totally wierd? this is gonna sound wierd..but how much have u done with a guy if u dont my me asking? maybe your friends have done more and you really wanna catch up to them i dont know the whole situation so im guessing but trying really hard.. i cant say ive had intense sex dreams.. but ive heard of some1 who did and they had them because they felt they didnt do enough with a guy..
Punk*Rock*Prep99 answered Tuesday August 16 2005, 2:57 pm: I think it is probably just hormones. But it could definately be more. You could be having visions of what will happen in the future. Or I have heard of stories where girls were having dreams like these but they werent just dreams. They were drugged by their dad or bf or w/e and fell asleep and were dreaming about what was happening. I would check yourself after everydream just to make sure nothing is going on. Or, you can like go to a doctor or psycic and talk about this. Or a dream therapist. But I do think it means something. Just be aware of all your options. Hope I helped, -|-PRP-|- [ Punk*Rock*Prep99's advice column | Ask Punk*Rock*Prep99 A Question ]
orphans answered Monday August 15 2005, 9:32 pm: well if i were you i believe in fate and deja vu as well as i am a christian and i elieve in magical type stuff i would deffinantly say your dreams are giving you a sign dont have sex until these dreams are deffinantly out of your nighttime sleep...hope i helped [ orphans's advice column | Ask orphans A Question ]
PussycatDollLatina answered Monday August 15 2005, 5:21 pm: uh well...if youre fucking a bf...you could indeed be pregnant my friend! but youre 13 my diagnosis would be puberty! fun shit that is...have fun with that. and if youre so worried about getting pregnant...when you become sexually active (or if you already are..gross) then i would recommend going on the pill. a lotta guy leave air bubbles in condoms or they put them on wrong rendering them significantly less effictive. so thats my suggestion. sweet dreams baby! ; )
TheKnightOwl answered Monday August 15 2005, 3:56 pm: Hmmmm, I wouldn't say that this is coincidence, your body is telling you something, and it is being loud and clear. When you enter puberty your body is ready to make babies, that's what these dreams basically are, your body and your brain communicating. The first part of said dream, the sex part, is telling you more or less, its time to have sex. And I'm guessing that the delivery dream is your body telling you that its now too late in your cycle to get pregnant. I don't have a hell of a lot of experience in the matter, but this has come up once before with me. I'll leave it at this, sex dreams are normal for any adolescent, but perhaps your body really wants you to get pregnant. Don't listen to it, and just let the dreams come they can't hurt you.
TheOldOne answered Monday August 15 2005, 3:41 pm: They mean that you're 13, that you have a lot of hormones running through your system as puberty takes hold, and that you're perfectly normal.
Nothing to worry about. Everybody has had them. Nothing could be more natural.
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