Dream about orphan child is unfortunately a warning alert for your cold emotions and frigid ways. You are tending to the needs of others and putting their needs first instead of your needs. You are feeling ashamed of your actions or are lacking self-confidence in achieving your goals. Your dream expresses a self-destructive behavioral pattern. You want to remain ambiguous.
Orphan child dream is a sign for your ability to get others to agree with your ideas or beliefs. You have insecurities and concerns of being judged or criticized for your actions. You want to feel needed and significant. The dream points to your feelings toward emotions and your attitudes toward femininity and masculinity. You are not expressing your feelings and harbor some pent up anger.
What else was in the same dream?
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There was an orphaned child sleeping in my bed. He was shirtless but in his underwear. He was not a baby, he could walk, he was about 2 years old but his mind was older. I was concerned about him. I asked him what he was going to do for money and food and survival needs. He understood me but he was unaware of these problems. He was independent and not afraid at all.