What does it mean if you dream that your friend got beat up?

Answer 1

Dreams are like a messed-up magic eight ball - they don't predict the future. Dreaming that your friend got beat up could mean a variety of things, like feeling helpless or worried about them. Or maybe you watched too many action movies before bed. Either way, it's just your brain playing dress-up while you catch some Z's.

Answer 2

Well I have a good little book that tells you all about dreams. Theres a dictionary in it about things. I couldn't find the word friendship of friends. But i did find Hurt. to be hurt in a dream or someone to get hurt it means to feel pain in a dream is sometimes the infringement of real pain. Symmbolically, the hurt is emotional. So maybe you have been hurt in anyway that could conflict this in your dream. Its best to think if you have been hurt resently.

Answer 3

dreams are a representation of your desires/fantasies and your fears. dreaming about someone might mean that you dislike them and want them hurt, or the thought of them being hurt is unbearable therefore you fear it.

Answer 4

It Probably means they are dreaming about you getting hurt. It means that you care about them and hope nothing happens to them. Your subconsious mind shows you your true feelings, desires, emotions about anything and everything. it shows youthings that you are stressed out on. Dreams are weird though because it shows you in the oddest ways how you are feeling.

Answer 5

Nothing really, don't worry about it, when you are asleep you are unconscious and have no control over your thoughts, your dreams usually relate to what you have seen last e.g. a movie or a video game you will usually dream about that. So I wouldn't worry about it unless you continuously keep having this dream.

Answer 6

Your friend in the dream represents yourself. The dream is not about actually getting physically beaten up, but illustrates how you feel. Something has happened that has made you feel battered and abused. It might be a physical feeling, as when we feel achy and tired and say, "I feel like I was run over by a truck." Or the dream could describe emotional pain, feeling verbally mistreated. By

substituting your friend in place of yourself, your mind distances yourself from the awareness of pain.

Answer 7

Generally speaking, dreams deal in exaggerate metaphors to illustrate your own feelings. The friend in this dream probably represents yourself, and the murder is an exaggerated sense so threat or personal harm. The identity of the friend might be a clue as to the area of life concerned. For example, if the friend is a co-worker, then you might be anxious about a problem at work that could be personally damaging.

Answer 8

This dream probably is a metaphor, presenting a literal image of the common expression about "cutting remarks." Dreams typically exaggerate and overly-dramatize your feelings, so any sort of "sharp" statement could appear "cutting" in a dream.

Answer 9

The friend in this dream could be a stand-in for the dreamer. In that case, the dream is about a fear or threat felt by the dreamer. The "friend" might be a clue as to the area of life concerned. For example, if the "friend" is a co-worker, then the dreamer fears that a problem at work could be personally damaging.

Answer 10

Nothing, there is no real world significance to dreams.