/ebola/ - Ebola

thats ooc for ebola-chan, she isn't malevolent, she is an innocent who doesn't understand.
your dream doesn't make any sense.

heres some things from dreammoods I guess

>To see a lifeboat in your dream suggests that you need help in coping with your emotions. You want to be rescued from a current situation that you feel is beyond your control.
>To see or wear a life jacket in your dream symbolizes security and reinforcement. You are in need of some support.

The dream is telling you how much you need Ebola-chan's love. Ebola-chan inflating his vest by mouth is a metaphor for how much you want her to blow your dick but she is still so far away.

>>17922
Well from what I know, Ebola-Chan hates water… maybe when she's exposed to her phobia she gets all weird?

I did remember her saying something, it was sort of muffled like "You left me out here to die, and you think this will stop me? Now here you are, alone with no friends because you betrayed me. I want you to live…"

>>17970
I'm talking out of my ass here, but it seems like the guy had been vaccinated against Ebola, yet is still spreading the virus somehow. In such a case, he probably took the lifeboat as an extreme measure of quarantine.

The dead people might not have been dead, more recovering from their time out in the water, saved by Ebby despite his protests. Soon, they will die, painfully, and all he can do is watch. And when they do, even if they accidentally take the boat with them, he and Ebby will be able to float to her next victims.

>>17974
I think he had survived but he still had Ebola-Chan in his balls.

>>17913
First I would advise you not to get hung up on the literal images. The dreaming part of us does not communicate literally. Think of the events as the name or label of the dream.

Second, try to recall the feeling that was present during the dream. If you can do that you can return to the dream either by daydreaming or remembering the feeling before going to sleep. Then you can continue the dream and see where it goes.


It can be fun to use dreams as raw material for creativity. Just let go and interpret the dream with whatever comes to mind without worrying about if it makes sense.

So, for me I'd interpret the life raft as life itself. The ocean is the collective unconscious. The dead men are those who have accepted Ebola-chan's message of love. The living man clutches his life vest or life itself fearfully because he knows but does not accept Ebola-chan. This is why she is inflating his life vest. Her very presence makes the man value his life more than he would or should.

Ebola-chan looks like she has been swimming because for a long time now humanity has been unconscious of her and this is presented by her having been in the ocean. She is wearing a life vest to show she has entered the human world or "come to life". Most people hope to reach the ultimate state of not knowing ebola which is never encountering it. Thus Ebola-chan does not like to swim.

Ebola-chan not liking the man but enjoying his fear parallels how humans are not an ideal host for ebola, but we have forced it to adapt to us by destroying its preferred host. Thus she hates the man yet finds new life within his fear.

The mixing of the blood and life jackets shows how the natural world represented by the blood and the artificial human world represented by the life jackets are becoming mixed. In fact in the dream every human creation is covered in blood, showing how ebola is overcoming our defenses and reminding us that we are not all powerful. The life raft keeps the ocean from killing us but Ebola-chan is in the raft so it isn't actually protecting anyone.

>>17989
Another issue is that dreams (or at least, mine, yey mild anxiety) tend to take random details from your life and worries. Like for example, OP having seen that cruise liner story.

Even Ebola-Chan's demeanor could have come from his own mind. I tried mentally simulating a conversation with Her once. All that came to me was a crueler side to Her, one only caring for the virus' proliferation, possibly even reveling in humanity's destruction. My point here being that either Ebola-Chan's got a darker side that we've been blissfully ignoring, or our minds are reflecting upon us our doubts about Her innocence.

Or both.

>>17994
Or perhaps there is more than one Ebola-Chan… there are several known strains, some more vicious than others.

>>17989
The feeling I had during the dream was that I was safe, even being there. I had some sort of suit on, now that I remember, but if you had one of those biohazard suits on you'd still be damn careful.

I felt like I wasn't in any danger. I just floated there in the water watching things happen. It was a pretty frightening scene though when I'm out of supplies across it.

You are truly blessed to have dreamt of the Goddess.

>yeah, i jelly
>i jelly jam and chutney

You know, I can't get out of my head a scene for a drawing where Ebola-Chan is sitting on the side of a raft smiling, her with a inflated life vest on, and her skull sitting in a ring-like life preserver, and she's saying "wanna ride?" some blood covering the raft and vest, of course…

Of course I got 0 drawing skill.

>>19504
I like 'UltramemeNTO MORI'

>>20938
Glad to hear. It's something that's really easy to forget, so sometimes we just need a little reminder.

Unless you were talking about how the word filter fucked it up.
>>20933
I can't draw either. That sounds adorable, though.

>>19462
It's only a matter of time before all of her believers have these dreams. You were the first, Anon.

>>21125
lol I double checked and still forgot to put in 17th
> When I went to bed on the 17th I soon woke up

>>21118
I can only wish for such an honor. Then again, I rarely remember my dreams, so perhaps she has already visited me, or is waiting for the right moment.

Or perhaps I won't see her until my time is at hand. Tis her will, not mine, and I understand that she's a very busy goddess. It would be rude of me to demand her presence.

Still tripping me out seeing Ebola-Chan on a life raft…