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As I understand the caption, this is actually the most commonly googled dream type. I'd expect this is not actually the most common dream type per country, because the most common experiences aren't worth investigating.
maybe it's more like "type of dream that most commonly confuses and disturbs people in a given culture".
Exactly.
If I dream of sex, I know what that’s about: I want sex.
If I dream that a snake has caused my teeth to fall out, I’m going to google to find out what the fuck is wrong with me.
Two that stand out: highly religious Nigeria, where people who dream of sex are googling what is wrong with them, and highly irreligious France, where people who dream about an ex are googling what is wrong with them.
I'd like to know more about "hat". Is it a dream about losing your hat? About a hat that comes alive?
Greek people seem to have ascended above grandiose financial concepts, ever since their contry's gone bankrupt. Now all they care about is a nice hat to fit their personality and relaxation.
There's a dream-based "hat man" who used to get referenced on Reddit. Maybe it's related to that (though probably not).
edit: corrected an autocorrect.
snake causing pregnancy
Tell you what Albania got the breast dreams going
Grapes? Hat? Dove? Fish? Peacock? Squirrels? Stairs? Shoes? Rainbow?
The baby cometh.
Australians don't need even more snakes in their dreams
A true Aussie knows the delicate ecosystem which conspires to kill them at any moment is in fact, harmonious.
We let the fastest spiders live inside, because they're great for killing other pests.
Snakes are mostly a non issue in terms of danger, don't fuck with them and they'll leave you alone. Plus, if you get bitten, free healthcare will fix up an antivenom.
The animals you really need to be careful of are the birds. Cunts get aggressive if you get close to their nests. You don't wanna get swooped by the smoothbrained plover, they've got these spikes on their wings and they'll try to clip you with it, even if it means breaking it's own wing in the process.
Seriously moronic birds. I fucking hate plovers.
Stairs? Tought that would be us in Merica
