Sigmund Freud And The Significance Of Dreams

Register to read the introduction… Sigmund Freud said in his land- mark work the interpretation of dream that “dreams are the disguised fulfillment of repressed wishes.” He also gives two components of dreams the manifest content and the latent content. These demonstrate the elements of a dream that is consciously experienced and remembered by the dreamer; while the unconscious wishes, thoughts and urges are concealed in the manifest content of a dream. However my belief is not in standing to what Sigmund Freud mention in his manifest content. Whenever I dream I personally dream of the actual thing just as it would happen in real life, for example if dream …show more content…
These diverse collections of sleep disorders are now talk about now than a century ago. People who have these behaviors never spoke about it and if someone in the family has this sleepsex behavior it was never talked about or discuss in the family. People were such ashamed of this behavior that they never seek help or let it be known to others. A person with this behavior is less likely to spend a night at a friend house or even have sleep over at their house. For example what if this person is having a sleep over and the individual began to have this episode of sleep sex, the person on the receiving end is going be belligerent and this can also lead to an assault or other serious offense. I personally believe that people with this behavior should seek professional help and let others who are around them known about their sleepsex disorder. My personal view is that a person with sleepsex disorder should wear an alarm bracelet to bed so that others can be notified when they get out of bed. I believe doctors and scientist should try and find what causes these behaviors in human during sleep and find a cure for this disturbing