What does this mean when you kill your girlfriend in yours dreams?

[Anonymous]

Hi, me and my girlfriend are together for about one year.

She's very nice with me. She's fragile and shy but I take care of her.

But I do not understand, I often kill her in my dreams!

Most of the "murders" are committed by strangulation, ie I strangle her. It also happened that I killed her by stabbing!

But what worries me most in my dreams is that I love them, I don't know why but I like to kill her in my dreams!

I don't want to hurt my girlfriend, but I am worried because when I see a sharp object next to her I almost want to take action.

Am I normal? what should I do?

Should I tell her? I am afraid to scare her...

[Anonymous]

According to link it means-

To dream that you kill someone, indicates that you are on the verge of losing your temper and self-control. Consider the person you have killed and ask yourself if you feel any rage towards him or her in your waking life. Your dream may be expressing some hidden anger. Alternatively, you may be trying to kill an aspect of yourself that is represented by the person killed. Identify the characteristics of this person and ask yourself which of these qualities you are trying to put an end to.

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I would suggest finding out your underlying anger with her and talk to her about it. Don't mention your dream. Just talk about things.

[TheCheshireCat]

To dream that you kill someone, indicates that you are on the verge of losing your temper and self-control. Consider the person you have killed and ask yourself if you feel any rage towards him or her in your waking life. Your dream may be expressing some hidden anger. Alternatively, you may be trying to kill an aspect of yourself that is represented by the person killed. Identify the characteristics of this person and ask yourself which of these qualities you are trying to put an end to.

[ambermarie]

sounds like a waking the cadaver song lol

mybe you play too many violent video games?

[anonamyous]

These are all questions for your therapist.