To be honest in terms of dreams it is almost irrelevant that you dreamt of her - say for example one time I dreamt that I was in a secret relationship with some delinquentile guy in my school who I have no attraction to whatsoever & never speak to, soooo it's irrelevant to my real life.
The logic of dreams is different then reality, instead of focusing on her as a person in your dream focus on what she represents, what is a defining characteristic about her that you instantly associate with her? Figure out this & you'll know that that characteristic has a relevance in your waking life. Also symbolism is a big part of dreams...
let me just look some stuff up for you...
Well aspects in your dream are either too vague or too complex but I found this -
To dream that you are wet, indicates that you are overcome with emotions. It also signifies a spiritual cleansing, rebirth or renewal. Alternatively, the dream may imply sexual arousal.
But this is about the person themselves so this would only seemingly apply to you, but that doesn't essentially get rid of the meaning, it just extends on it in the fact that your friend's Mother is wet.
What is interesting is that wetness represents to be overcome by emotions, which she is in reality as well...
So I would think that the dream's meaning is something along the lines of a certain quality that you & your friends mother share is under emotional stress &/or needs to be changed, so I would think the dreams are trying to tell you to change your train of thought in that characteristic- I'm not definite though, but if you feel this IS relevant to you & you get the feeling that you've been correctly analysed by me [lol] than that should/could be it
Just because you dream that you are gay, confused, bisexual, straight whatever doesn't make you that in reality- if you are gay & you are dreaming of gay relationships then it obviously means something different to that of dreaming of gay relationships when in your waking life you are straight.
Is it normal that i have dreams about my friend's mom?
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To be honest in terms of dreams it is almost irrelevant that you dreamt of her - say for example one time I dreamt that I was in a secret relationship with some delinquentile guy in my school who I have no attraction to whatsoever & never speak to, soooo it's irrelevant to my real life.
The logic of dreams is different then reality, instead of focusing on her as a person in your dream focus on what she represents, what is a defining characteristic about her that you instantly associate with her? Figure out this & you'll know that that characteristic has a relevance in your waking life. Also symbolism is a big part of dreams...
let me just look some stuff up for you...
Well aspects in your dream are either too vague or too complex but I found this -
To dream that you are wet, indicates that you are overcome with emotions. It also signifies a spiritual cleansing, rebirth or renewal. Alternatively, the dream may imply sexual arousal.
But this is about the person themselves so this would only seemingly apply to you, but that doesn't essentially get rid of the meaning, it just extends on it in the fact that your friend's Mother is wet.
What is interesting is that wetness represents to be overcome by emotions, which she is in reality as well...
So I would think that the dream's meaning is something along the lines of a certain quality that you & your friends mother share is under emotional stress &/or needs to be changed, so I would think the dreams are trying to tell you to change your train of thought in that characteristic- I'm not definite though, but if you feel this IS relevant to you & you get the feeling that you've been correctly analysed by me [lol] than that should/could be it
Just because you dream that you are gay, confused, bisexual, straight whatever doesn't make you that in reality- if you are gay & you are dreaming of gay relationships then it obviously means something different to that of dreaming of gay relationships when in your waking life you are straight.
But anyway don't worry.