It means that you are having to struggle over a major change in your life. The bridge symbolizes some sort of transition you need to make. The fighting could reflect a struggle within yourself as you try to make the right decision, or it could reflect other difficulties that have to be overcome before you can complete your transition.
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The bridge in this dream is a metaphor representing the dreamer's life. The dream has repeated through the years, gradually changing form. Through childhood, the bridge in the dream was incomplete, with bare steel girders stretching out beyond the completed section. This symbolized the "incomplete" or immature nature of the dreamer's development as a person and knowledge of where he/she wanted to go in life.
... The dreamer reports a paralyzing fear experienced when trying to cross the bridge. That suggests that the dream functioned as a catharsis, a channel that released the dreamer's pent-up tensions and stress. The exaggeration of daily stress into an overwhelming terror is characteristic of dreams, and particularly of repetitive dreams. Research indicates that the release of stress through nightmares allows the dreamer to function more efficiently in real life.
... Now as an adult, the dreamer sees a completed bridge and recognizes it as an actual nearby bridge in real life. In these dreams, the focus is no longer on the construction of the bridge itself but on events taking place on the bridge, as well as the destination at the end of the bridge. In one dream, the bridge provides an escape route from attackers, leading the dreamer to safety.
... All of this suggests that the dreamer needed to focus on developing the self through childhood, represented by the construction of the bridge. In adulthood, the personality and life direction have been established, so the dreams can focus on problems that occur (attackers) and the dreamer's personal strength (completed bridge) along with the ability to solve those problems (escape.)
... See links attached below for further information on the way dreams use symbols and for more examples of highly significant dreams.
It means he does not like u!
it means you might go to hospitel
The Broken Bridge was created in 1990.
A bridge links two places separated by water, a canyon, or other obstacle. The bridge in the dream is a symbol representing the ability to "reach" another person or thing. This dream suggests that some form of communication in the dreamer's life has collapsed. For example, perhaps the dreamer had worked for some time to build a good relationship with a neighbor across the street. If something happened to ruin that relationship, a dream might represent that problem as a broken bridge.
it depends on how big the bridge was when it wasn't broken
In a Broken Dream was created in 1972.
Yes. Pontefract in West Yorkshire is on what was the Roman road from York to Doncaster. The name derives from the Latin Pontus Fractus which means "broken bridge."
what does it mean when you dream about a broken plant?Answer:The plant - or other broken things - symbolize yourself or a specific part of your life. In the case of the plant, you feel wounded and broken at a time when you should be growing and blossoming. The plant metaphor is particularly poignant in the springtime when you see so many plants flowering.
In dreams, a bridge often represents a significant change, moving from one situation into another. Reaching the end of the bridge suggests that the transition has been successfully accomplished.
The only thing I can think it might mean is brokan hopes. The fact that they were white might be more along the lines of broken or lost innocence.
This dream suggests resilience and the ability to "bounce back" from some difficulty, such as an illness, financial setback or broken relationship. The dream shows that the dreamer is stronger than he/she realizes.
ps it was a dream not something in real life !