I dreamt that I was too busy to cope. Why did I have such a dream?




I anxiety/senior-year-unstable-grades-mental-pressure-anxiety-always-want-to-daydream-what-to-do-4136.html" target="_blank">dreamed that I had to take a job exam and also take care of the child. At that time, I was a bit overwhelmed and I wanted to cancel the job exam, but I couldn't. So I decided to send the child to my aunt's house first. She also had a boy who was a year older than her own child, so I asked her to take care of the child for a while. After I sent the child to my aunt's house, she happily said that she would take care of the child.
I hurriedly dropped the child off, ran back to the exam room, and found that it had already started. I was still anxious and couldn't find my seat. I dreamed of a female classmate from elementary school or junior high school, who told me to hurry and take my seat because the exam had started. I saw my name on one wall of a classroom, found my exam room, entered the exam room and found my seat. After sitting down, I started answering the questions.
After the exam, I found the knowledge points that I wouldn't know in the exam and recited them there. Several college classmates shouted to go to a place for a gift dinner. I didn't want to go inside, and I was embarrassed to refuse at first, until finally, I was about to leave to go. I finally refused. After refusing, I felt a little lost, and my mood was not very good. I couldn't concentrate on my studies. At that time, I suddenly thought of going to my aunt's house to pick up my child.
I thought that after I dropped the child off at my aunt's house yesterday, my aunt never called me back. So I hurried to my aunt's house while calling her. My aunt answered the phone and said that the child's father had come to pick up the child.
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Comments
It sounds like you've been under a lot of pressure lately. I can relate to feeling overwhelmed with responsibilities, especially when it feels like everything is piling up at once. It's important to take a step back and breathe. Maybe talking about your anxieties with someone close can help lighten the load.
That dream reflects the stress you're facing with exams and personal life. It's understandable to feel scattered and unsure. Sometimes just acknowledging these feelings can be the first step toward managing them. Have you considered setting small, manageable goals for yourself to ease into things?
I had a similar experience where my responsibilities felt too much to handle. In the end, reaching out for support made all the difference. Your aunt stepping in to help with the child was a great solution. Remember, it's okay to ask for help when you need it.
Dreams can be so vivid sometimes, almost as if they mirror our deepest worries. It seems like this one brought up a lot of concerns you have about balancing work and family. It might be helpful to prioritize tasks and delegate when possible. Also, taking breaks to recharge can improve focus and reduce anxiety.
It's tough when social events clash with your need for solitude or time to study. It's perfectly fine to say no and do what's best for you. Perhaps finding a balance between socializing and focusing on your priorities could make you feel less lost and more in control.