Primary interpretation
Core meaning
Symbolize the desire of the dreamer to enter into sexual relations with much more
Interpretive tone
Neutral
Key themes
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Word interpretation
Symbol in the reading of Freud
Below you will find the full author reading, related symbols, and parallels from other dreambooks.
Primary interpretation
Symbolize the desire of the dreamer to enter into sexual relations with much more
Interpretive tone
Key themes
Primary interpretation
Symbolize the desire of the dreamer to enter into sexual relations with much more
Interpretive tone
Key themes
Each paragraph unfolds a distinct scene, state, or shade of meaning. Read them in sequence so the interpretations stay clear.
The figurines symbolize the desire of the dreamer to enter into sexual relations with much younger sexual partners than he (herself). Moreover, it can be both heterosexual and homosexual relationships.
A broken figurine symbolizes the collapse of your dreams either because of your unattractiveness to the object of your aspirations, or because of the impossibility of entering into sexual contact.
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A selection of symbols from the same dreambook with close themes, tone, or meaning that helps refine the reading.
Concern about the problem of entering into sexual contact
They symbolize your attraction to sexual partners of a much younger age
Strive to significantly expand the circle of your sexual partners to get more
Frivolity in matters of sexual relations
Frivolity in matters of sexual relations
It happens that he is worried about the problems of his erection, but more often he is proud of it
For a man, this symbolizes the presence of very serious problems in relations with his own
Sexual intercourse itself, but as a predator, and even more so from the cat family, the lion symbolizes