I asked a sex coach to interpret some of the most common sex dreams.
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“It’s just our brain and imagination going to wild places.”
Let’s face it, sex dreams can be plain awkward. These erotic fantasies can leave us feeling hot and bothered – and wanting more. Otherwise, they wake us up with a serious reason for concern and some unanswered questions (thanks to some surprising bedroom guests or scenarios…).
Does dreaming about someone else mean you’re no longer in a loving, committed relationship with your partner? Is your sex dream some sort of call to a sexual awakening? This might not be a conversation you feel comfortable bringing to just anyone.
So, I reached out to Sydney-based somatic sex and relationship coach, Georgia Grace for some insight on the matter of frisky business in dreamland. Here, she explains why these dreams occur and what the meanings behind the most common themes are.
Why do we have sex dreams?
Why do we dream about anything, really? A lot of the time, my clients will share interesting dreams that they’ve had, and then they will come to their own conclusions about it. It could be something that they’re really wanting to try, it could be something that’s front of mind or it could also be a fear that has been plaguing their relationship that manifests as a nightmare.
There are so many reasons as to why we have dreams and what our dreams mean. I think that sometimes we can trace it back to something that we’ve been thinking about or something that’s been on our minds. But just like any dream we have, sometimes it just makes no sense to us. It’s just our brain and imagination going to wild places.