According to Sigmund Freud, a psychoanalyst, dreams contain our repressed thoughts. Behind these dreams are our deepest and darkest secrets, fears, and desires. Even though these thoughts are shown in slips and bits, they can still be considered disturbing to one's sleep and distracting to one's conscious state.
In a bitch's life, conscience and guilt are both vital. Things you have done or will be doing will be suppressed in your unconscious and sometimes, it slips in your sleep and causes dreams. Your conscience will nag you to feel guilty about your actions.You would not want to feel sorry for what you have done or what you will be doing since it basically ruins the point of being a bitch.
So, every bitch needs a protection to filter and block these unwanted dreams.
And guess what, there is a solution to this problem.
In a bitch's life, conscience and guilt are both vital. Things you have done or will be doing will be suppressed in your unconscious and sometimes, it slips in your sleep and causes dreams. Your conscience will nag you to feel guilty about your actions.You would not want to feel sorry for what you have done or what you will be doing since it basically ruins the point of being a bitch.
So, every bitch needs a protection to filter and block these unwanted dreams.
And guess what, there is a solution to this problem.
Dreamcatchers
A dreamcatcher is a sacred Native American object made of a ring of red willow, or other similarly common and pliable bark, held together by a web of sinew or fiber, connecting to the ring in seven or eight places. It is theorized that they originated among the Ojibwe tribe of Native Americans, but as disparate groups of Native American tribes came together in the 1960s and 1970s (known as the Pan-Indian Movement), the tradition spread.
Learn how to make one here:A dreamcatcher is a sacred Native American object made of a ring of red willow, or other similarly common and pliable bark, held together by a web of sinew or fiber, connecting to the ring in seven or eight places. It is theorized that they originated among the Ojibwe tribe of Native Americans, but as disparate groups of Native American tribes came together in the 1960s and 1970s (known as the Pan-Indian Movement), the tradition spread.
Never be bothered by your dreams again.
I am giving away three of these dreamcatchers. Each dreamcatcher has a different style and pattern. Comment down below the reason why you deserve to have one of these and I will choose the best comment.
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