Giant Bathroom Fiesta

Date: 10/14/2022

I went to use the bathroom in my university, and it's a giant sort of cruddy subterranean bathroom. A giant space with like 15-30 stalls, old navy blue paint. I'm sitting there on the toilet attending to my business, when suddenly the whole bathroom is just filled with people. And it's men and women! People are just hanging out in this bathroom like it's a lounge or hallway, talking in groups and going on their phones. It's like a big social in the bathroom. And my toilet had no stall or anything for some reason, or at least no door. I'm just sitting on my throne, fully exposed out in the open. Some 3 students circle me and hover over me, having a casual conversation, almost like including me as though nothing was out of the ordinary. You can see my fully exposed genitals. I stay calm about it and think, "I guess this is normal and no one seems to mind, so I can relax. In a way I sort of enjoy exhibitionism". And I was just chilling there. End of story

AI generated interpretation The dream suggests that you may have a desire for attention and acceptance from others. The large and open restroom suggests that you may feel like you're in a public or exposed situation, and the lack of a stall implies that you feel vulnerable or exposed in your current situation. The fact that people are casually talking around you and your exposed genitals may symbolize a feeling of being judged or evaluated by others. On a deeper level, the dream may be hinting at an exhibitionist streak in your personality. This doesn't necessarily mean that you have a fetish, but that you may enjoy being the center of attention in some way. Perhaps you feel like you are not getting enough recognition for your work or that you're not being noticed for who you truly are. Overall, the dream suggests that you may have some hidden desires for attention and recognition from others. However, it's important to note that not all attention is positive, and you should be aware of your motivations for seeking attention. Remember to value your own worth and talents, and seek recognition and approval from within, rather than relying on others for validation.