It means you have a fear of loss of control, probably specifically over very basic things, like your body. This could mean that you're feeling iffy about how much you drink, or it could have been triggered by seeing or experiencing something recently that may have something to do with another event that occurred sometime in the past of your childhood. Did you have any seisures between the ages of one and five? If not that, then you may literaly have had your teeth knocked out in more recent years (sometime since you were fourteen) and are relating some recent trigger to that experience. The trigger in either case is likely to have something to do with experiencing something that you did not willingly want to experience; this could be something as simple as being forced to watch something on tv everyday for the past month that did not sit well with you, or having relationship difficulties. At any rate, the experience translates into some kind of impotence being forced on you. You know that you have the power to perform whatever task that you must perform, but the context of this task - say, home life, a relationship, work, or whatever - isn't allowing you to do it. Whether you need to learn French, and there aren't any French speakers around, or if you're unhappy with your family, but just can't get out of the house, your dreams of toothlessness are pointing out that you must remove yourself from the situation as soon as possible or be forced to suffer greater impotence, and possibly greater indignity, than before.
that's tomspeak for "Fuck You, Your Long Post, Your Master's Degree, and the Ho You Rode In On" isn't it?cuz that's my usual reply to danny messagesthat was rather cruel, wasn't it?
yeah shovelig snow. I've done it before lifting heavy stuff at the pet store and Spencer's when I worked there. It'll be ok a few days, but right now I'm taking regular doses of Ibupropin.
To Colin: A hand job's a man's job. Yo job's a blow job.(thank you MC Paul Barman)And with that in mind: I think Colin's wive's tale is more valid than what I wrote. At least Colin didn't make his up!
No, no, no....the teeth falling out dream is a common stress dream. It means something in your life is bothering you and stressing you out. Once you figure out what it is and fix it; the dream will stop.
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IT means you need to get out to a club! Yup, I looked it up and everything!
It means you have a fear of loss of control, probably specifically over very basic things, like your body. This could mean that you're feeling iffy about how much you drink, or it could have been triggered by seeing or experiencing something recently that may have something to do with another event that occurred sometime in the past of your childhood. Did you have any seisures between the ages of one and five? If not that, then you may literaly have had your teeth knocked out in more recent years (sometime since you were fourteen) and are relating some recent trigger to that experience. The trigger in either case is likely to have something to do with experiencing something that you did not willingly want to experience; this could be something as simple as being forced to watch something on tv everyday for the past month that did not sit well with you, or having relationship difficulties. At any rate, the experience translates into some kind of impotence being forced on you. You know that you have the power to perform whatever task that you must perform, but the context of this task - say, home life, a relationship, work, or whatever - isn't allowing you to do it. Whether you need to learn French, and there aren't any French speakers around, or if you're unhappy with your family, but just can't get out of the house, your dreams of toothlessness are pointing out that you must remove yourself from the situation as soon as possible or be forced to suffer greater impotence, and possibly greater indignity, than before.
It means he's gonna lose a friend.Aren't any of you old wives?like i am...
wow. I can see where you're coming from..thanks for the time, I appreicate it. ^.^
I was going to go out tonight, but I'm a little afraid to drive in the snow, nobody has plowed our court out.
that's tomspeak for "Fuck You, Your Long Post, Your Master's Degree, and the Ho You Rode In On" isn't it?cuz that's my usual reply to danny messagesthat was rather cruel, wasn't it?
He'll never give you a handjob with that attitude. :/
Yeah, even I stayed in tonight. I wasn't planning on going out even before I fucked up my back again.
You fucked up your back?
yeah shovelig snow. I've done it before lifting heavy stuff at the pet store and Spencer's when I worked there. It'll be ok a few days, but right now I'm taking regular doses of Ibupropin.
To Colin: A hand job's a man's job. Yo job's a blow job.(thank you MC Paul Barman)And with that in mind: I think Colin's wive's tale is more valid than what I wrote. At least Colin didn't make his up!
No, no, no....the teeth falling out dream is a common stress dream. It means something in your life is bothering you and stressing you out. Once you figure out what it is and fix it; the dream will stop.
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