What happens when you dream about your ex? What do Hondurans dream about? This is what an international study reveals.
A recent study by British agency Morning Life has revealed fascinating trends regarding the most common dreams among Latin Americans, highlighting in particular the nighttime worries of Mexicans and Hondurans.
According to the analysis, which examined more than a million Google searches, dreams about exes are notably common in Mexico , while in Honduras dreams about snakes capture the imagination of many.
The study used SEO tool Ahrefs to determine which dream themes predominate in searches by region and age, thus uncovering interesting patterns and possible meanings behind them.
Nahum Montagud Rubio, a renowned clinical psychologist, explains that dreaming about ex-partners could be indicative of unresolved emotional issues that persist in the subconscious, a phenomenon that can occur even in individuals who are currently happy in their relationships.
On the other hand, Hondurans seem to be particularly intrigued by snakes in their dreams , a symbol that in many cultures is associated with wisdom, renewal or betrayal.
With 352 thousand monthly searches in Brazil and significant numbers in Honduras, this type of dream highlights a common curiosity in the region to interpret and understand the messages that these reptiles can symbolize in the subconscious.
In addition to these themes, the study also highlighted that other Latin American countries have their own specific dream concerns: Argentina with spiders, Chile and Peru with rats, and Bolivia with babies.
This mosaic of dream symbols not only reflects cultural differences, but also underscores the universality of trying to find meaning in dreams.
