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Answers
Answer:
You aren’t the only one
To make the whole global pandemic thing worse, there’s been an uptick in folks dreaming about their ex.
Fear not: COVID-19 isn’t conspiring to get you and your ex back together. And no, “dreaming about an ex” is not a symptom of the illness.
Certified dream analyst Lauri Loewenberg says that generally speaking (read: pandemic or not), it’s very (very!) normal to dream about an ex. So why exactly has the implementation of physical distancing led to an increase in ex dreams?
Below, Loewenberg and three certified therapists answer that very Q. Plus, what 23 different ex dreams are trying to tell you — if anything.
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Why the pandemic is to blame for your ex dreams
There are a few reasons why the novel coronavirus has led to your ex landing in your dreams.
You’ve got more time
Whether you’ve been recently laid off (condolences) or just bored without the gym or bar to fill your non-working hours, Loewenberg points out that most folks have more unoccupied time on their hands.
“Lockdown has given many folks way more time to ruminate about their interpersonal relationships — including their exes,” she says.
Basically, the dreams are simply a symptom of increased time dwelling on the past.