I said I was hungry

Date: 7/18/2018

We were driving to McDonald's, after just coming from Subway. There were maybe 5 friends and a driver in the car eating Subway. I'm a veggie so I didn't get anything, I thought what's the point in a cheese sub go hard or go home. The driver passed me a paper menu, may have been for McDonald's but they don't have menus like that. I started eating it to feel included. My friends laughed like 'what??' I said I was hungry and continued tearing sheets from the small pamflet and eating it. It actually tasted like bacon and I stopped eating it to fill my stomach, but to actually enjoy something tasty in my mouth. We parked in McDonald's and I remember some supernatural stuff going on, like a shadow creature had been following us idk all I cared about was going in and sitting down with my menu while everyone else ordered.

AI generated interpretation This dream seems to be reflecting feelings of not fitting in or feeling left out in some social situation. Your desire to feel included and part of the group is evident, as seen by your willingness to eat the paper menu for McDonald's even though it wasn't real food. This could indicate a fear of missing out or a feeling of being different from those around you. The fact that you were eating something that tasted like bacon, even though you are a veggie, suggests a desire for indulgence or satisfaction that goes beyond your usual choices or restrictions. This could symbolize a need for enjoyment and pleasure in your waking life. The presence of the shadow creature and the supernatural elements might indicate underlying fears or anxieties that are lurking in your subconscious. It could signify a sense of unease or uncertainty about something in your life that is causing you to seek comfort or distraction, like the desire to sit down with the menu and ignore the supernatural happenings. Overall, this dream could be highlighting feelings of insecurity, a need for acceptance, and a desire for enjoyment and fulfillment in your waking life. It may be worth considering how these themes relate to your current social dynamics and personal experiences.