Around 50 percent women stay in a bad mood with their husbands or boyfriends even if they get annoyed with them in a dream, says a new study.
For the study, which was conducted by a UK hotel chain on 2,000 adults, researchers asked participants about their dreaming habits, the Daily Star reported.
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The findings showed that women usually dream about their partner being unfaithful, fighting with them and even having a secret child.
The study also found that nearly two thirds of the adults stay in a bad mood with anyone who upsets them in a dream.
1 in 20 people even ignored their boss after dreaming of being sacked.
Source: ANI
1 in 20 people even ignored their boss after dreaming of being sacked.
Source: ANI
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