I am a female but what does it mean if you dream that a male friend is trying to kill you and just does not look himself?

Answer 1

God is probably warning you that your friend is really not your friend. You should not confront them, but just break off contact if possible. Don't lie, but if they ask you out or invite you to an event you can tell them you are busy or have plans or just need some alone time. Of course don't go out with someone else if you tell them this. You may have offended this person without you even realizing it. In this case it is important to be extra extra courteous to them and be careful to not offend them anymore. Some people are really sensitive and even a perceived slight can set them off. There are other times I just never talk to them again. If it is someone you work with and can't avoid, this is even more important. In these types of cases I have apologized for anything I can think of that I may have said or done that could have offended them. If you are a bolder type of person you can ask them if they have a problem with you. If they ask why you asked that you can just say you had a feeling you may have offended them and if so you beg their forgiveness. This approach used to be quite common it seems, but in the last 40 or 50 years I haven't seen it used as much. It still works.

A different answer:

Dreams are about the dreamer. They do NOT provide supernatural insight into what another person is thinking or feeling. This dream does not reveal the emotions, thoughts, or intentions of the dreamer's male friend. Please remember that through history, many innocent persons have been accused and executed for witchcraft, wizardry and black magic on nothing more than their neighbors' bad dreams and suspicious feelings.

> Dreams use symbols and metaphors, and typically over-dramatize and exaggerate their images. The male friend in this dream might represent any guy sharing similar characteristics. For example, if the friend has red hair, the dreamer's mind could use his image to represent the red-haired killer in the recent Colorado mass shooting.

> Another possibility is that the dream uses the literal image of "killing" in referring to any of several common expressions such as, "he's a lady killer," or "It just kills me that he dated her," or "he's to die for." Again, the male friend in the dream could be a stand-in for any other male with some common features, gestures or interests.