I have both read and heard that people should keep a pen and paper on their night stand so that they can jot down the details of a dream when they awaken and the dream is still fresh in their mind. Seldom have I remembered a dream long enough to write down. Not so this morning, perhaps because it upset me so badly.
I dreamt that my beloved Les ran off and married my twin sister. What would make me dream something like that? Sue and Vic were married by the time I met Les. The dream was so real I wanted to cry and scratch Sue's eyes out. Actually I did cry and scratch her face in my dream. Why did I want to hurt Sue? Les was the one who hurt my pride by not wanting to marry me?
A friend once told me I have a lot of unresolved issues. She was right as much as I hate to admit it. I have always avoided confrontations like the plague, a trait I was taught at my mother's knee. My mother, a God fearing woman, stressed to me on a regular basis the importance of forgiveness, co-operation, compromise, and never ever under any circumstance does a lady lose her temper. From this I learned my opinions do not matter if it is different from someone else's or maybe a better way to put it, "lay down Louise so that I can walk all over you". My friend recommended I read a book about facing unresolved issues once and for all, a book I can no longer remember the name or author. I did try to purchase it at Borders but it was no longer in print.
I suppose this dream will haunt me today with questions. Questions I do not know the answers to. Was this dream brought on by low self esteem because of my guilt of living with a man for so many years? A man who I loved whole heartily but who refused to marry me. Do I hold resentment towards Sue from something that happened year's ago? Sometimes being a twin can be difficult. Or perhaps it has nothing to do with them at all.
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