[LiteraryLark]

This is the second dream I've had where I see President Trump but no one else can.

In the first dream, President Trump was "in disguise" as a tourist. He was wearing a Hawaiian shirt, khaki shorts, and flip flops. To me, it was blatantly obvious it was Trump, but people would look at him and think he was a nobody tourist. Then he waved at me and left.

Last night I dreamt I was at some sort of a comic con-type convention. And I was sitting in a booth with a group of people discussing Star Wars vs Star Trek. While we were talking, President Trump sat down in a business suit, but people didn't notice. I was staring at Trump and looking at the other people and wondering why they couldn't see him. Then one of the guys who were talking scowled at me. I turned to the guy and looked at him. "Don't you know who I am?" he asked, "I'm the guy who played Luke Skywalker!" and everyone laughed at me except for Trump, he just sat there. Then a guy in costume dressed like Trump in the same exact business suit sat down next to Trump, then everyone pointed and laugh and went, "Oh boy, look who it is! It's Trump!" But no one acknowledged the real Trump.

My grandparents watch a lot of the news 24/7 and talk about the news 24/7 so I hear about President Trump all the time, and then last night my parents and I watched Zoolander and Trump had a cameo, so that is obvious about why I'd dream about him in the first place, but I'm more curious about why in my dreams I am the only one who can see Trump but no one else can even though it's blatantly obvious that it is really him. He also has not had any speaking lines, either. In the first dream he waved at me and left, and the second dream he just sat there staring off into the distance.

It is rather disturbing to dream about Trump, not fun at all...but I'm curious about any symbolism and if this has anything to do about what is going on in my life aside from just watching Zoolander and hearing about the news 24/7. I'm guessing that President Trump represents something more than simply being the president or anything political in real life.

[Thunder Bow]

He represents a part of yourself, that you feel no one can see.