Social Media
To dream of social media represents feelings about managing interactions with others that seem more consequential than usual, as though everything you say or do is closely monitored or considered. A heightened sense of power or importance as you perceive others paying close attention to your status or activities. Your awareness of other people's attention to your thoughts and actions, embodying social validation, attention, or recognition. How you feel about your social influence, reputation, or connections.
Negatively, dreaming about social media could represent feelings of managing impersonal interaction with other people that notices status and everything you say or do is closely monitored or considered. The stress of maintaining impersonal interactions that revolve around one's status or the ongoing affairs of others. Social connections that feel distant or detached. An unhealthy preoccupation with online validation, a fear of negative judgment, issues of self-comparison, or discomfort with the idea of keeping up with others' interest in you. Insecurity, loneliness, or the fear of missing out. Longing for more personal and intimate connections, rather than superficial interactions. Pressure to make others believe that everything in your life is progressing perfectly or working out great.
Example: A young woman dreamed of the older sister of her ex-crush text messaging her about her crush not accepting any messages on social media, which made the dreamer mad. In waking life, the woman was currently arguing with her mother. In this case, refusing to accept messages on social media may have reflected her feelings about her mother arguing with her about an issue she felt was too socially impersonal to be involved with.
Example 2: A young woman dreamed of wanting to use social media apps with someone, but they refused. The person wouldn't even talk on the phone to her, preferring personal contact when the time was right. In waking life, the woman was very depressed about her appearance and mental capacity. In this case, the social media apps being refused may have reflected her feelings about her inability to connect with others or present herself positively in a social context due to her depression and recent disappointment.
Example 3: A teenage girl dreamed of her friend saying that the boy she had a crush on was on social media with her, but couldn't to him herself. In waking life, she lost her phone and was unable to talk to her crush and didn't want him to think she was ignoring him. In this case, the friend talking to her crush on social media might have reflected her feelings about keeping up to date with the social activities and relationship status of her crush in an impersonal way.
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