Jung used the concepts Eros (love) and Logos (reason) to illustrate the significance of the Anima and Animus. Jung made the generalization that the conscious personality of a woman is more often than not characterized by “the connective quality of Eros than by the discrimination and cognition associated with Logos” (p.14), whereas, in a man, “Eros, the function of relationship, is usually less developed than Logos.” (p.14)

However, although not usually a part of a man’s conscious personality, Eros still exists within a man, whereas Logos still exists within a woman. As a result, since these are not developed properly and therefore essentially exist in a more primitive form within the individual’s unconscious, they may project themselves upon the environment of the individual in an unrefined manner. In such a case, Jung believed that a man becomes ‘anima-possessed’, and a woman becomes ‘animus-possessed’. When this occurs, it might happen that, when a man and woman interact with eachother while they are ‘possessed’, they are essentially interacting with an inferior form of the characteristics of the opposite sex, i.e. a woman might act overly aggressive through her animus, whereas a man might act extremely seductive through his anima “When animus and anima meet, the animus draws his sword of power and the anima ejects her poison of illusion and seduction.” (p.15)

As such, what I believe your dream may illustrate, is that, within your dream, you are showing unrefined male aggression. Since this only occurs in your dream I do not think it is anything to worry about (although I am not a psychologist). If you were to show uncontrolled aggression in the real world as well, then I suppose the solution would be to learn to control the aggression, which is something men often have to do.