"如果我们对梦境的内容进行分析，我们会意识到梦中的恐惧并不比恐惧症中的恐惧更有根据，后者是基于恐惧症所依赖的想法的。"
— Sigmund Freud
Simplified Meaning:
When we analyze dreams, we might find that the fears we feel in our dreams often don't have a strong reason or clear cause within the dream itself. It's similar to how people with phobias are scared of things that aren't really dangerous. For example, someone might have recurring dreams of falling, which causes them a lot of fear. But when they think about the dream, they might realize there was nothing in particular that should have made them so scared. In real life, this is like someone who is extremely afraid of spiders, even if they know most spiders can't really hurt them. Understanding this can help people see that their dream fears or real-life phobias aren't always based on something truly dangerous. Recognizing this might help them deal with their fears better by trying to understand and confront them.
