"I find it hard to believe that all dreams are wish-fulfilling"

When you dream, do you always have wish-fulfillment dreams? Sigmund Freud believed that you do. Sigmund Freud was the founder of modern psychiatry. He was raised in Vienna, Austria. He lived from 1856-1939. He studied neurology until it led him to psychiatry. After reading Sigmund Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams," I find it hard to believe that all dreams are wish-fulfilling.

A great example is the night of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York City. I

was very sad that day because of all that was going on. When I slept that night I had a nightmare. I dreamt that I was in United flight 11 that went into one of the twin towers. A couple of Arabs had taken control of the airplane after killing the pilots. I was told to shut up and stay seated not knowing where the plane was headed or what they planned to do to us. New York City had just come into view as I noticed that we were passing the twin towers. The airplane made a sharp turn and I realized that something bad was about to happen. As we were about to crash into one of the twin towers I woke up sweating and screaming.

I have not had a nightmare like that in a while. I was scared to death the next morning. I am usually a very happy person and never have nightmares. This was obviously not a wish-fulfillment dream. The

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