What Does It Mean to Dream About Satin?

To dream of Satin represents feeling of easiness and smoothness that has to stay that way without question. Feelings of maximum smoothness that isn't going to wear out. Feelings of smoothness or easiness that never cares about anything making it feel ruined. Easiness or smoothness that makes sure you are never in trouble because someone always has to take care of you. Feelings about easiness that has to be fantastic about why it never wears out. Gorgeous easiness about why a situation is easy the way it is. Smoothness or easiness of a situation that has to because nobody will ever think it should stop. Feeling that a situation is incredible it always has to stay smooth or easy.

Negatively, dreaming about satin may represent not having to appreciate why something feels good easy. Feeling good that family has to make your life feel easy without you appreciating it because it will never ask you to give anything back. Not liking why someone else has to think it's fantastic that your money makes their life easy like it never wears out. Not liking putting up with someone using you for an easy life because you don't speak up or stand up for yourself. Easiness or smoothness that expects it without asking. Relationships that make life feel good easy or smooth for one side because the other side is desperate to never lose them. Not believing in anyone else's feelings while a situation stays smooth.

Example: A woman dreamed of seeing her husband sitting in the bathroom wrapped in white satin. In waking life she felt that her husband only married her for her money. In this case the bathroom scene with the husband wrapped in white satin may reflect the dreamers feelings about her husband getting "smooth and easy" access to her money which she didn't like having to keep easy for him. She felt he was spoiled enjoying easily using her money to solve all his own problems like it was a convenient benefit of being married to her.

Example 2: A woman dreamed of seeing pink satin duvet covers on 2 children's beds. In waking life she was secretly a lesbian fearing her parents finding out and had met a new love interest off the internet that she hadn't met in real life. The pink satin duvet covers on the 2 children's beds in this case may have reflected her feelings about thinking it was fantastically easier it was to keep comfortable enjoying an romantic lesbian relationship over the internet by just talking than to ever meeting for real with the chances of being caught by her parents being a lesbian.