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What does it mean when you have a dream of someone that you like?
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If you dream of someone you like does it mean that they like you?
No
What does to have a fantasy about someone mean?
It's like to have a day dream about someone you like.
What does it mean when you dream of someone you like?
it either means you like them or something.
What does it mean when you dream about someone you really like?
It means that it is time to tell them :)
If you dream about someone what does that mean?
If you dream of someone it all depends of what, who and where you dreaming about. A dream is an experience during sleep. Another way to put is a dream is a type of emotions, images, and ideas about something. It might just be a weird dream or it could mean that you like that person. It depends on the meaning of the dream that you had.
What does it mean when you dream about someone you know but every time you dream about them you act like boyfriend and girlfriend?
it could mean that you want more with this friend
What does it mean if you cant get a hold of someone in your dream?
What does it mean if you cant find someone your looking for in your dream
What does it mean to dream someone is getting out of jail?
had a dream someone was getting out of jail
What does it mean when you have a dream of your gfs sister pregnant by you?
That you need to feel like someone cares about you
What does it mean when you dream someone running away from you?
It means that the person may have mistaken you for someone else or they do not like you/are scared of you.
What does it mean to have a dream about someone telling you not to date the person you like?
This dream suggests that some part of your self really does not approve of that person.
What does it mean when you have continuous dreams about your older cousin?
that you may actually like him, but maybe he's just in your life somehow, so you dream about him. just because you dream about someone, it doesn't mean you like them.
