I was just thinking about making a thread about dreams at work today, but then I thought, nahhh.
I have dreams all the time about losing my teeth. They always crumble and I always freak out. Another forum I visit has a wiccan or a nature guru or a white witch or whatever, and they told people it meant pregnancy!

Gah. I really don't give much credit to dream interpretations because everybody says it means various things. Nothing seems to be consistent. I always thought my losing teeth dreams stemmed from me using teeth whiteners. Some people say they break down the enamel if you use them too much.
I often have dreams of people chasing me too. There are different settings and sometimes I'm in a car, mostly I'm in a building of various sorts and I just can't seem to get ahead. The person is always at my heels no matter what. I just figured this came from watching too many horror movies.
I have had some very complicated, intricate, vivid and horrible dreams. Those were never reoccuring, but once I had a dream that a family member's head split open like a flower and my mom said, "it's ok, Heather. We knew she had a birth defect."
As a child, I often dreamed that I was hiding in the racks of clothing in stores and when my mom didn't come looking for me, this
thing did. No one heard me scream and I couldn't figure out how to get out. Obviously that came from my mom yelling at me to stop following on her heels and to stop hiding in the racks of clothes.
One of the weirdest dreams I think I have ever had, and I think I posted this before, was when I was in my parent's house and there was a snake trying to get in! OMG! I kept running around to everyone to tell them and they didn't care! Eventually it got in, somehow I knew it would, and I grabbed it up! The weird thing is, if I pressed very hard on it, it stayed in the shape of a dinner fork. If I loosened my grip on it, it became a snake.

wtf To me the meaning is pretty obvious. My mom has always had a full blown phobia of snakes. She doesn't act like a normal person that runs into a snake: scared/cautious/curious. She freaks the hell out. I think this dream was my turning point. I never had an extreme fear of snakes, like my mom, until after I bought this house and encountered them in my own home. Before, I always laughed at her. I think that dream may have been symbolic of me inheriting my mother's phobia.
I've talked to some people on Chantex or whatever that pill is called that aids in quitting smoking. They say their dreams are extremely vivid and wild. I always wanted to try it, but considering I already have freaky dreams, I'm kinna scared to try it.
I've had dreams that scared me so much, that seemed so real to me, that I looked it up on the internet. I researched the thing called "night terrors." It's for children mostly, but there is a famous painting that depicts it. It's just this heavy sense of an evil presence. Sometimes it's felt physically. With me and my nightmares, it felt like this weirdo/nerd that I know was in my bed with a maniacal disposition. In real life, he's extremely religious and friendly. Not at all menacing. But in my dream, I was paralyzed and he was impish and devil - like. I can't explain it aptly enough. It was just terrifying and I knew I was dreaming and couldn't wake myself up. I've had other nightmares like that except the evil "thing" was just beyond eyesight, lurking around the perimeters of my bedroom.
It doesn't help matters when I purposely try to scare myself though.

I do have a clear shower curtain for a reason. I still make myself imagine the Grudge girl hanging upside down from my attic entrance.