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Old 08-30-2005, 11:03 AM
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Hi I would just like to say again to you...that even though you might not share them with us...I think you should write your experiences down...I don't think you are crazy at all.
I was told to NEVER write down what was said so that no one would ever find it....(there I go sounding crazy again)!! I will remember the details of those conversations for the rest of my life. They will never become "foggy". Those dreams had the most profound effect on me. Besides, in reality, what does it matter? I have no one to share any of this with, or at least no one in my life who cares about Stevie...

.....and if the things I was told ever do come to fruition I would NEVER say "hey I had a dream about that, look I wrote it in my journal" because who the hell would believe me anyway??!!

But I would feel pretty bad because I never got the chance to tell Stevie....and I won't even try because the last thing I want is to look crazy in front of Stevie... ...so I will quietly live with it....
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Old 08-30-2005, 11:36 AM
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I had the weirdest dream last night....I had a dream that I met Rhiannon in this otherworldly place and she told me that Stevie is a lesbian and in a long term relationship with Lori. She said the marriage between Lori and Chris is a farce. She said "isn't it obvious that if Chris were really married to Lori do you think he would be pursuing female fans at concerts?"

Then she went into this whole diatribe about, "sure men cheat on their wives, but his cheating is so public and blatant and you have to admit, Lori is very pretty, why would he need anything else and why would he risk bring a disease home to her? It doesn't matter how "careful" he is, there is always a risk. They are not really married so there is no risk".

Then Rhiannon told me that "Stevie really wanted a baby, but couldn't have one of her own because of some "problems" in the past, then along comes Jessie and that Jessie is a product of Chris and Lori, little part of Lori, little part of Stevie so to speak, nice genetic makeup. Lori and Jessie live in the main house with Stevie, Chris lives out in the guest house. It seems so obvious".

I stood there in my dream kinda shocked and wondering why she was telling me all this??!! It really is none of my business. Then she went on to tell me several other things that "stevie really needs to know", which I would rather not repeat to anyone (other than Stevie herself, which of course in reality (important word!!) I will never have the opportunity to do)... Things about her future and other details about Stevie's life that "only Stevie and a small group should know". What I have typed above doesn't even scratch the surface of the conversation I had with Rhiannon in the dream. It was really intense.

I have been awake for 4 hours and I am still "all affected and freaked out" by my dream. In my dream she told me things I didn't need to know. But she kept stressing how important it was that I DO know these things. I will say it is one of the longest,clearest, most vivid dreams I have ever had in my life. I knew I shouldn't have eaten that pizza right before bed. Freaking weird dreams!!!
Wow, & I thought I dreamt weird stuff. They always say that there's a meaning to what you dream, but I'm not sure what this means. I do know that dreaming of a celebrity means relief from a current situation, but you didn't see Stevie, did you? I don't know if "Rhiannon" qualifies as a celebrity.

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Old 08-30-2005, 11:58 AM
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They always say that there's a meaning to what you dream, but I'm not sure what this means. I do know that dreaming of a celebrity means relief from a current situation, but you didn't see Stevie, did you?
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Kind of…In the dream I looked through this circle thing that was a porthole to “my world” and it showed me everything she was telling me. So yes, in essence I did see Stevie in the dreams.

The thing I looked through kinda looked like this:

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I thought this comment was made tongue-in-cheek and was supposed to be taken lightly....?
Yeah it was kinda. But for the most part, I think dreams should never be taken seriously or as premonitions of events to follow. I understand being freaked out by images from nightmares because they were too horrible to imagine, such as death and violence. But to consider those dreams as secrets revealed that one must take to their death...that's more crazy than honorable.
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Yeah it was kinda. But for the most part, I think dreams should never be taken seriously or as premonitions of events to follow. I understand being freaked out by images from nightmares because they were too horrible to imagine, such as death and violence. But to consider those dreams as secrets revealed that one must take to their death...that's more crazy than honorable.
I agree, but I think Reebok took the suggestion that he/she is crazy to heart, and I for one didn't read it as such, so I was hoping to make it clear that nobody here REALLY thought Reebok is anything other than a normal, sweetheart (kinda like the rest of us nutjobs... )
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Old 08-30-2005, 07:25 PM
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Old 08-30-2005, 07:55 PM
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Hmm... I don't think I've ever dreamed about Stevie. I've had some pretty weird Lindsey dreams, though.
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Honey, if most of us on this board had a lesbian dream with Stevie, we'd be walking around with different shoes on!
I've had plenty. *looks at one brown sandal and a pink flip-flop*
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Stevie would never, ever, ever say that if it were true.
I think so, too. But why is that? She admits to so many other things that could be judged as "immoral" by others, so why would she hesitate with that? I didn't think she was concerned with having a squeaky clean, family-friendly image. Or is it her age, like if you're her age you remember a time when homosexuality was considered a mental illness and you simply don't want to joke about it or risk having yourself labeled as a homosexual even though you think yourself to be completely open-minded about it?
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Or is it her age, like if you're her age you remember a time when homosexuality was considered a mental illness and you simply don't want to joke about it or risk having yourself labeled as a homosexual even though you think yourself to be completely open-minded about it?
I would have to agree with that. I think in the 80's it was still considered information that was a career killer for women. Stevie has a lot of straight guys who love her and if she admitted she was with Robin or Lori or whomever those straight male fans would drop like flies. She was "....anyones fantasy..." and she probably wanted to keep it that way....I don't blame her for that...better to give the illusion of being straight and keep the whole gaggle of fans than alienate some....
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I would have to agree with that. I think in the 80's it was still considered information that was a career killer for women. Stevie has a lot of straight guys who love her and if she admitted she was with Robin or Lori or whomever those straight male fans would drop like flies. She was "....anyones fantasy..." and she probably wanted to keep it that way....I don't blame her for that...better to give the illusion of being straight and keep the whole gaggle of fans than alienate some....
Yes, but she's got so many fans, anyway. She's got such a fanbase that she could share a little with each of the other members of FM; they could use them, I'm thinking. My attitude would be that if I lost fans over that, then they were fans I didn't need to begin with. Besides, what happened to all the straight guys who find two chicks having sex to be hot?
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Ever been to a Melissa Etheridge or KD Lang concert? 98% women. And the few guys that are there look lost or that they have been dragged there by their girlfriends.

ALOT of straight men attend Stevie concerts. It would be a major loss in ticket/album sales to lose them. They adore her.

That whole "guys are into two women" thing--it's a fantasy they have that when it ACTUALLY does happen "it wasn't what they expected" - the ones I know who have been with two women--- walk away from the experience disheartened and feeling inadequate and would never put themselves in that situation again. Often the women will enjoy each other more and the guy gets neglected.....or so I have heard....
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Ever been to a Mellisa Etheridge or KD Lang concert? 98% women. And the few guys that are there look lost or that they have been dragged there by their girlfriends.
I've never been to either one of their concerts but I don't doubt that there are more women their than men, by far. But just because Stevie admits to having a few lesbian encounters wouldn't mean she would be anywhere near the equivalent to those chicks. The lady will still love her men! Even if she were bi, I'm sure she would be mostly interested in men.

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That whole "guys are into two women" thing--it's a fantasy they have that when it ACTUALLY does happen "it wasn't what they expected" - the ones I know who have been with two women--- walk away from the experience disheartened and feeling inadequate and would never put themselves in that situation again. Often the women will enjoy each other more and the guy gets neglected.....or so I have heard....
I certainly wouldn't know but I can imagine!
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