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Happy Holidays! We'll be posting here this Friday, Monday and Tuesday, but come the new year you can find us at EMandLO.com -- be sure to bookmark it!
 Very rarely are other people's dreams interesting...except when they're about sex. This week dream analyst Lauri Loewenberg helps a woman on the verge of a nervous one-night stand:In my waking life, my boyfriend and I are very happy but we are separated by almost 500 miles. We're getting engaged before the end of the year, and both of us are very committed to our monogamous relationship. But for the past 2 or 3 nights in a row, I've dreamt my boyfriend (almost fiance) and I are in the process of splitting up (it's never been clear if we've actually made the split, or are still discussing it). Always, I'm in a situation where my boyfriend isn't there, and I have the urge to have a one-night-stand (or one-quickie-over-lunch-stand) with a really attractive person. I know the people I want to have the fling with in my waking life, but these are men that I would never consider sleeping with. One is a student (I'm a graduate TA teaching undergrads) and the other is a bad-news-bear of a friend. In my dreams, I either sleep with these men (and it's really good) or I really strongly consider it, weighing the consequences with my boyfriend. I would like to know if this dream has a hidden meaning or am I just dreaming. Is she having second thoughts about getting married (or having sex with with only one person for the rest of her life)? Find out after the jump (right after you send us your own dreams!): 
 Bald eagles usually mate for life. Yesterday we interviewed Alison Tyler about her new book, Never Have the Same Sex Twice: A Guide for Couples. Today, you have a chance to win that book! To enter our Never Have the Same Sex Twice Contest, send your own "hot monogamy" tip to [email protected] with subject line "hot monogamy contest" by December 17th (make sure to include your mailing address, and how you'd like to be identified online). We'll post our favorites before the new year and the two best ones will each win a copy of Tyler's book. Because no New Year's resolution can top "Never have the same sex twice"...
 Very rarely are other people's dreams interesting...except when they're about sex. This week dream analyst Lauri Loewenberg helps a man who just can't stop dreaming about the woman who broke his heart. I am a 27-year-old grad student who has been happily married for two years. I pay for my studies by working as an assistant instructor at the university where I study. The other night (while lying next to my husband) I had a dream about one of my students who is about seven years younger than me and a bit of a class clown. He is not someone I would have found attractive in college, so it was a complete surprise to see him appear in a dream in which we had a lot of really satisfying sex. The next day in class I felt really awkward and since then he has reappeared in a couple more dreams. What is going on? Does she want to give her student a lesson in bed or does she just really like that Police song, "Don't Stand So Close to Me"? Find out after the jump (right after you send us your own dreams!):
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12.10.2008
BY DAILYBEDPOST.COM
DO TELL
12.03.2008
BY DAILYBEDPOST.COM
 Very rarely are other people's dreams interesting...except when they're about sex. This week dream analyst Lauri Loewenberg helps a man who just can't stop dreaming about the woman who broke his heart. I have this dream normally twice a week. It involves my ex-girlfriend, whom I still love, and me. We meet somewhere and talk for a little bit, then we always end up in a room making love. What's up with this? We've been broken up for almost three years, yet every week I have this dream. Why? Is he destined to dream about his ex forever, or can he make it stop? Find out after the jump (right after you send us your own dreams!):
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