Strange repeated frequent dreams and interpretations?

Offhand, I want to think it is your over-creative imagination. I dream dreams too and they as no less exciting. But are you an avid reader of vampire stories, for instance books from Anne Rice?

Nah I'm useless myself although I once had a dream which repeated many times we're zombies was actually real. I'm a zombie manic myself, I love the films so it's no wonder but in my dream it wasn't like the movies make out they'd act. (they was much worse) In fact they was like dogs when you annoy one or it gets spooked. I actually got killed everytime defending my family, which is somewhat nice because I love zombies! but I didn't like the thought of my family running away from me. ~Joey

Hello PT. I'm not an expert to interpret other's dreams. Based on what you mentioned, I could only think that this two men was somehow related to your past lives. They may even come into your life in the form of a real human beings. We each have our own hidden thoughts safely tucked in our subconscious mind. Either you are aware of it or not, somehow it pushes up to our mind whenever our brain is in deep sleep. My dreams are very erratic lately. There's no repeated patterns and everything are blurry. There will be times that my dreams are so vivid and clear that I can actually see something in there.

I think repeated dreams are trying to tell you something, or are using the same characters and images to show how a life situation is changing for you. Somehow these two people are a symbol for you -- perhaps a side of yourself or others which bothers you, and the dream is telling you to "make friends" with it and all will be well. Try thinking about what this type of person makes you think of immediately: unpleasant music, gross personal hygene, bad eating habits, sucking other people dry . . . that kind of thing. It's something which you are resisting, but once you stop resisting it it becomes your good friend and is helpful for you. It doesn't mean you need to pierce your tongue and spike your hair!!! LOL! Perhaps you are reluctant to ask others for help during your daily life, that you see asking for help as "sucking blood" from others -- so your dream could be telling you that your fear of asking for help (sucking blood) is not needed, that we all need help from others (we're born needing help, like you are "born a vampire" but don't realize it yet) and that once you get beyond that fear you'll become a star on the "stage" of life (W. Shakespear said, "All of Life's a stage and all men merely players[actors] . . ." something like that anyway. LOL!) Or perhaps, since you are on stage so often in the dreams, you feel you are "acting" all the time and not letting your real self out. Perhaps these two people represent two sides of yourself that you are trying to make friends with so you can become the "star" in your own life (or community) that you are destined to be. Dream symbols can be so personal that it may be that you are the only one who can say for sure what it means to you. There can also be several levels to every dream, so even once you decide what your dream means to you, there may be other meanings as well. Frustratingly, these other meanings are often hard to figure out until some life event smacks you upside the head and THEN you see what it meant. LOL! There is something called "Lucid Dreaming," which is when you are aware while you are dreaming that you are dreaming. If you practise at it, you can actually ASK the dream characters what they are trying to tell you. There are books about doing this, although I couldn't give you any actual titles, but you could try "googling" it. Sweet dreams, in any event!