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aquagirl44
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« on: March 15, 2008, 12:05:08 PM »

I dreamt I and my daughter who appeared to be sisters were living in a house with a family who was very abusive. I can't remember all the aspects but essentially we were like their domestic slaves and my daughter and I were both small girls. At the end of the dream, this heavy set man said he wanted my daughter to sit on his lap. I was uncormfortable but she climbed into his lap and his hands started caressing her legs and waist. I said, "hands above board mister!" He was holding her very tightly and she couldn't move. She was looking at me with this desperate look and I felt helpless at first. I asked him to let her go and he said not yet. I yelled, "NO! Let her go NOW!" And this is where I woke up.
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« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2008, 12:51:51 PM »

This is stemming from the inappropriate attention your ex was showing your daughter. You are still in the fierce 'protection mode'. All your senses are on 'high alert', in your efforts to keep her safe. Being that you were a child as well, suggests that you may be feeling overwhelmed, or incapable of protecting her without help. Because you were both 'slaves' of a sort, suggests you feel you have no recourse, or options open to you. That you must deal with what happened.
Is she at an age where dating is a possibility?
Could she have mentioned a school dance, or a boy she is fond of?

Whether or not these types of dreams continue, I would suggest you talk to a counselor of sorts to help you out. Also, I would surely be pressing charges against your ex, if you haven't already. You have the right to protect your child. Don't worry about how he will feel. He obviously didn't care about how you or your daughter felt. The law is on your side!

Hugs, hope, and luck,
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