Hamburger
To dream of a hamburger represents feelings about an experience that sustains you with deserving to put yourself first without it being complicated. A straightforward settling of a problem the way you wanted that isn't emotional, complicated, or sophisticated. Simplicity that can handle yourself resolves a problem without needing to be professional. Focus on practical and immediate gratification.
Negatively, dreaming about a hamburger may represent overdoing deserving to put yourself first without it being complicated. Putting yourself first in some way that lacks some intellectual, emotional, physical, or even spiritual component that makes you feel whole. Easy sex without any emotional component.
Example: A man dreamed of eating a hamburger. In waking life, he was told he could marry a really beautiful girl, but because of her personality he was unsatisfied by the offer. In this case, the hamburger may have reflected his feelings about deserving to put himself first without complication by rejecting the woman in a straightforward manner in order to stay single until someone better came along.
Example 2: A 16-year-old boy dreamed of wearing a hamburger suit. In waking life, he was projecting an overconfident attitude about his driving abilities to others before taking his driver's test. In this case, the hamburger suit may have reflected his personality trying to project himself to his friends as an example of a skilled driver to motivate them by giving them straightforward advice on driving (or passing the test) so that his friends would be encouraged to copy him.
Example 3: A woman dreamed of her friend ordering a hamburger that takes 3 hours to make. In waking life, she disagreed with her friend's choices while her friend seemed to override all discussion and would get irritated when disagreed with. In this case, the hamburger may have reflected the dreamer's feelings about her friend wasting time with an attitude that wanted to deserve to put herself first in a straightforward manner with a choice that was unlikely to ever work.
Example 4: A man dreamed of cooking hamburgers in the oven while noticing that his wife looked like she was on drugs. In waking life, the man had entered the Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous programs. In this case, the hamburgers that were cooking in the oven may have reflected his feelings that it wasn't complicated to put himself first in order to settle his alcohol problem in a straightforward manner while the drug problem was more difficult to deal with.
