Dreams involving public restrooms often symbolize vulnerability and the need for privacy in a situation where you feel exposed or judged. The setting of a big city suggests that you may be navigating complex social situations or feeling overwhelmed by your environment.

The McDonald’s represents familiarity and comfort, yet the restroom quickly becomes a source of fear, indicating that you may be facing an uncomfortable situation in your waking life that you initially thought would be safe or routine. The mirrors can symbolize self-reflection or the way you perceive yourself, while the dark, curving stalls could represent uncertainties or fears about what lies ahead.

Choosing to use the first stall despite your fear suggests a confrontation with something in your life that you may be avoiding. It may be beneficial to explore what aspects of your life feel daunting or what situation is making you feel vulnerable. Facing these fears, even if they seem intimidating, can lead to personal growth and a better understanding of your emotions.

Consider what areas of your life feel like they are shrouded in darkness or uncertainty, and think about steps you can take to address them.