I have these recurring dreams about a guy I like?

Question

Since last week, I've been dreaming about this guy that I like so much. First I dreamed that he proposed to me on the phone, then the next day, I dreamed that he called me and he sounded sad. Then yesterday, I dreamed that he got engaged but to someone else and I saw him wearing the engagment ring which was round thin silver ring.

Actually, I haven''t seen this guy for the past 7 days coz he's on vacation but he's been talking to me about work related things since we actually work together and I've been thinking about him lately. But I'm wondering about those dreams.

I know he's been away for a while and I know he has access to the internet. I know he's active on facebook but he hasn't been active on it for the last 7 days. I think something's wrong and I'm kinda worried. I know he's ok and we work through the phone, but I mean something's wrong in his personal life.

Can someone interpret those dreams?

Answer 1

Maybe you have feelings for him

Answer 2

u rdreaming about things tht u want ot happen or ur scared of .......... donot worry but try too relax and concentrate on some other thing

Answer 3

am sorry to say that engagement ring means that he is not for you, somebody else will take his heart, I remeber one of my cousine had the same dreams , and she loved me too much,but I engaged with a different girl,then she told me about her dreams

dont think too much about it, just do your best

Answer 4

No one can interpret your dreams or tell you what they mean. Only you can do this. Never mind those who say they can tell you what your dream "means." It only means something to YOU because you give it your personal meaning.

Don’t bother with dream books, dream dictionaries, internet sites that tell you to look for codes or symbols or hidden mysteries in dreams. Dreams do not contain such things. Dreams are straightforward, just like your waking thoughts.

There is always a purpose to a dream. Everything that human beings think, feel, or do has a purpose. It is part of what Dr. Alfred Adler called "the psychology of use."

Dreams don't come to you from outside yourself, nor do they arise from your "subconscious." Once you become aware of having a dream, it’s conscious. You make your dreams up. You create them, just as you create your thoughts.

The purpose of your dreams while you are asleep is the same as the purpose of your thoughts while you are awake. That is, to solve your problems.

Figure out the purpose of a dream and the problem it is trying to solve, and you have its meaning. Dreams are thoughts while you sleep, attempting to solve your problems.

Answer 5

creeeeeeeeeeeeeper......