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    MTGM EXTRA! "Why do I have sex dreams about guys I don't fancy?!"

    enJuly 26, 2023

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    • Assumptions about languages and accentsAvoid making assumptions about languages and accents based on stereotypes. Recognize and respect the diversity of languages and accents, and be open-minded to new experiences.

      Assumptions about languages and accents can lead to misunderstandings and misconceptions. In the podcast, Vogue Williams shared an experience where she assumed Quebec, Canada, only spoke French as a show and not their first language. However, she was surprised to find out that they fully speak French and English fluently. This experience highlights the importance of recognizing and respecting the diversity of languages and accents, and avoiding making assumptions based on stereotypes. It's also interesting to note how accents can influence our perception of someone's nationality or language background. Overall, the conversation underscores the value of open-mindedness, curiosity, and learning from new experiences.

    • Navigating Language Barriers in MontrealAdapt to new environments, be open to learning new languages, and be mindful of cultural differences to effectively communicate while traveling.

      Communication can be challenging when traveling to a place where English is not the primary language. The speaker in this conversation shared her experiences in Montreal, where there's a large English-speaking population, and the locals are not pleased with it. She tried to adapt by speaking slowly in English and attempting to learn some Spanish phrases. However, she felt embarrassed about not being multilingual in a country where people are impressively fluent in multiple languages. The speaker also shared her personal struggles with language learning, having gone to school in France but not fully immersing herself in the culture. The conversation ended with the speaker sharing her misinterpretation of a weather report and being grossly unprepared for the heat. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of adapting to new environments, being open to learning new languages, and being mindful of cultural differences.

    • It's okay to make mistakes on the path to sobrietyEven when we slip up, we can always get back on the wagon and continue our commitment to sobriety. No one enjoys a show-off, and it's important to remember that setbacks are a normal part of the journey.

      Even after falling off the wagon and having a relapse, it's important to remember that you can always get back on. The speaker had been trying to maintain a sober lifestyle but had a setback and felt guilty about it. She met someone who reminded her of her commitment and felt embarrassed. However, she learned that it's okay to make mistakes and that the important thing is to keep trying. The speaker also emphasized that no one enjoys a show-off and that her and her friend were pleased when she fell off the wagon because she had become smug about her sobriety. They attended a party where the speaker found it difficult to resist the temptation of alcohol, but she reminded herself that she only had one "no" in her and that it was a matter of willpower. Despite her initial sadness, she was now happy again because she was determined not to drink on this holiday.

    • Speaker's love for horses and British cultureSpeaker shares stories of horse encounters, dislikes Crocs, believes horses may evolve into humans, and discusses upcoming horse riding event and new gear

      The speaker's love for horse riding and British culture was a central theme in their conversation. They shared stories about their experiences with horses, including an encounter with a horse named Africa that bit them. The speaker also mentioned their disdain for Crocs, despite their children's preference for them. Additionally, the speaker expressed their affection for horses, believing that they may evolve into humans due to their affinity. The conversation also touched upon the speaker's upcoming horse riding event and their recent purchase of horse riding gear. Overall, the conversation showcased the speaker's passion for horse riding and their unique perspective on the world.

    • Differences in fashion preferencesWhat one person cherishes, another might not. UGG boots serve as an example, with some loving them and others disliking them. Personal taste is subjective and shaped by individual experiences and preferences.

      People have different preferences and opinions when it comes to fashion and style. The discussion revolved around UGG boots, with one person expressing their dislike for them while another defended their love for them, even sharing an example of expensive designer UGG sandals they admired. The phrase "one woman's meat is another woman's poison" was mentioned, which means that what one person likes, another might not. The conversation also touched on the idea that something considered trash by one person might be a treasure for another. Additionally, the discussion included anecdotes about accents and the surprise of hearing Theodore's English accent. Overall, the conversation highlighted the diversity of individual tastes and preferences.

    • The Complex Relationship Between Dreams and RealityDreams can leave us feeling confused and disconnected from reality, despite having no significant meaning. They can also affect our mood and emotions, even if they don't reflect our waking lives.

      Dreams, whether they involve unattractive men or missed calls from celebrities, can leave us feeling disappointed or annoyed upon waking up. The speaker in this conversation shares her experience of having recurring sex dreams about men she doesn't fancy, which leaves her feeling confused and disconnected from her reality. She also expresses her frustration with the fact that these dreams can affect her mood and emotions, despite acknowledging that they may not hold any significant meaning. Another interesting point that comes up in the conversation is the speaker's revelation that she had a missed call from Drew Barrymore in real life but had dreamt of missing her call, which adds an intriguing layer to the discussion about the impact of dreams on our waking lives. Overall, the conversation highlights the complex relationship between dreams and reality and how they can influence our emotions and perceptions.

    • Dreams can have symbolic meaningsExploring the potential meanings of dreams can provide insights into emotions and experiences

      Our dreams, including sex dreams, can hold symbolic meanings and may not necessarily reflect our literal desires. In the given discussion, the speaker shared an experience of having recurring sex dreams about a girl from school, which according to an article he read, could indicate jealousy. The speaker believed that he was envious of something she possessed, which could be as trivial as a pair of shoes. While the scientific explanation behind this interpretation is not explicitly stated, the speaker found it plausible at the time. This anecdote serves as a reminder that dreams can be complex and multifaceted, and their symbolism may not always be straightforward. Instead of dismissing dreams as mere figments of our imagination, it can be beneficial to explore their potential meanings and consider the emotions and experiences they evoke.

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