Can you help me intrepret this interesting naked dream I had about myself?

Question

In my dream I was walking and really busy doing things in my kitchen and my friends brother is in the other room and then suddenly I realize that I'm stark naked and I don't even have a piece of cloth on me. And he sees me thus and I am horrified.What does this mean?.I real life this guy teases & annoys me I don't like him at all.

Answer 1

being naked = attention seeking

doing your things in kitchen = normal task in daily life

You may be feeling low in confidence in life.  That exposure of yours came suddenly and you realized later in dream symbolize the unexpected things you may come across that you may not have full confidence to face.  Being horrified in dream reflects the low self esteem you have.  You may be feeling low confidence and low self esteem at the same time.  This guy who teases and annoys you may have something to do with your nakedness in dream which reflects the need for more attention

Answer 2

if this guy teases you all the time then maybe your dream means that you make it to easy for him you need to get up and tell him that its annoying and if he doesn't then telll your friend that you don't like the way his brothers treating you and things will be fine.

Answer 3

This is a common scenario that occurs at all ages, including with children. The dreams involve feelings of exposure and vulnerability, and often include an element of embarrassment or shame.

Honesty is the result of the alignment of the thinker's thoughts and words or actions. When someone appears nude in a dream this will represent an aspect of the Self that is being expressed openly; the ideas manifest in their true form without alteration or limitation.

Dreams about being naked in public are quite common, they involve feelings of shame and fears to be "found out". We start having these dreams usually during adolescence and they are always associated with a sense of unfamiliar exposure due to a change or circumstances. If you dream of being naked in public, expect positive changes in life like a promotion, a new romance, public attention which will make you feel that you are suddenly on display.

Nudity may express a longing (possibly unconscious) for childhood innocence and freedom from artificial inhibitions.

It may signify getting beyond outward appearances to what you really are: the "naked truth" about yourself. It may therefore be accompanied by an anxious feeling of being exposed - that is, vulnerable.

If you are ashamed or frightened of being naked, and move away so people can't see you, this may indicate either a fear of sexual relationships or fear of revealing your inner feelings.

If you are showing off your nudity, this may represent either desire for s*x; or a state of being at ease with yourself and not feeling a need to apologize for being the person you are; or complete honesty and openness in your dealings with other people.

Where in life am I feeling unconfident, embarrassed, unskilled? This type of dream is usually pointing out, by the fact that the other characters in the dream donÕ´ seem to notice, that we are the only one viewing our self this way, and usually mistakenly so. (ideal outcome: comfortable with oneself as is, confident)



goodluck!

Answer 4

To dream that you are naked, denotes the fear of being found out and exposed about your activities and misjudgment.

To dream that you suddenly discover your nudity and are trying to cover up, signifies your vulnerability to a situation.

Answer 5

I like a lot of the answers already written here. I do believe that it is a fear of this guy and the vulnerbility that you feel.. so much that you feel exposed!!

Answer 6

Being naked might mean that you feel embarrassed of something. You say this guy annoys you, maybe he likes to pick on you in embarrassing situations.

Sorry, if I'm wrong aha, I'm no dream interpreter:P

Answer 7

I am no Freud but maybe in your subconscious you find him interesting if not attractive. Being naked when he sees you may indicate you want him to find you attractive (which I am sure you are).  This is just a wild guess but sometimes I think dreams don't have obvious meanings.  Perhaps the meaning is even opposite of what you think it is.  I think he may even like you too. Teasing is his way of getting your attention even if it seems counter productive at first. The important point is that he notices you. If he didn't find you attractive he would ignore you completely.

Answer 8

It means that He intimidates you in real life

good luck :)

Answer 9

Yeah, and grasshoppers love honey! You are saying there's nothing to hide now! What's the connection to this boy---? Sure looks like a spark is about to be lit! Be careful of putting all your eggs in one basket, that's how Napoleon lost the war! Now that you've opened up a can of worms all that remains is a race to see how many you can put back into the can!

Answer 10

Being naked in a dream has to do with having nothing hidden.  Very often dreams have to do with things going on inside us rather than outside us (and when they are about things outside us, they're usually about how they affect us on the inside).

What's a kitchen?  It's where food is prepared.  What is food?  It's what nourishes us.  So, this dream is from the point of view of the part of you that nourishes yourself; that sets things up so your emotional needs can be met.

Different parts of yourself who need to appear in your dream will take on the persona -- be "acted by" the representation -- of someone who you have a suitable emotion for.  If it's part of you you don't know, it'll be played by a stranger; a part of you you like, by a friend.  And so on.

So, there's part of you who your inner nourisher doesn't like.  And that part knows about your inner nourisher:  which makes your inner nourisher feel naked and horrified.  Perhaps your inner nourisher feels teased and annoyed by your conscious mind, just as you feel teased and annoyed by your friend's brother.

I always encourage all people to accept every part of themselves at every level.  But, more, we all need to tell ourselves we accept ourselves without judgement:  which, provided we are not doing harm, is the best and most desirable state of mind.

Conrad.