FNAF at my house

Date: 2/20/2017

The first thing I remember is that I was at the house with my mom. My stepdad gets home and says something about my moms orange patch (for some reason they didn't grow on trees) that was meant to insult her. Then I was at school. It was lunchtime and I was debating whether or not I wanted to eat lunch that day. I noticed that the school was serving sundaes so I got in line. I noticed two people that I knew sitting at a table by the main entrance of the cafeteria. When I noticed them a friend that was beside me asked "why don't you ever try and find a boyfriend." I replied with "because I'm a senior getting ready to leave for college." As I passed them I heard the guy say that he was thinking about attending a camp. I was going to tell him he should since it would help him get into a good college and pay for it too. Then I was at my old house. For some reason I had a feeling that Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's was in my house. Somehow I was really calm about it and just wandered off into my room.

AI generated interpretation In your dream, there are several distinct scenes that can be analyzed separately. Let's break them down and explore their potential meanings: 1. Conflict between parents: The dream begins with your stepdad insulting your mom's orange patch. This could symbolize tensions or unresolved conflicts within your family. The mention of the oranges not growing on trees may represent a sense of scarcity or difficulty in nurturing and sustaining relationships. It's possible that there may be underlying issues or dynamics in your waking life that are causing emotional strain or challenging family dynamics. 2. School and social dynamics: The scene shifts to your school during lunchtime. The debate about whether to eat lunch or not could symbolize a decision or uncertainty you are facing in your waking life. The presence of sundaes may represent indulgence or pleasure-seeking, suggesting a desire for enjoyment or satisfaction. The comment from your friend about finding a boyfriend may reflect societal or internal pressure to conform to certain expectations regarding relationships. Your response about being a senior preparing for college indicates that you may be focused on your future and prioritizing your academic goals over romantic pursuits. 3. Home and familiarity: The dream transitions to your old house, where you have a feeling that the character Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's is present. Despite this potentially threatening presence, you remain calm and wander off into your room. This may represent a sense of resilience or adaptability in the face of challenges or unfamiliar situations. It's possible that you are able to find solace or a sense of security in familiar surroundings, even when there are unsettling elements present. Overall, the dream may be reflecting various elements of your waking life, including family dynamics, social pressures, and a desire for security and familiar environments. It's important to consider any current stressors or conflicts in your life that might be influencing the content and emotions in your dream.