How come I keep having dreams my boyfriend cheated on me?
Same situation happened here before. I do believe that women just have that instinct to feel something is wrong out there. My ex and I did have some wonderful time together. We laughed a lot, went to the gym together, great sex, travelled to some place I longed for. He took me to his family dinner and rented a house for us. And he was irresistibly sweet. He said" It's people like you who make the world spin." "I want to spend the rest of my life with you." I was so touched. But I just had some feeling that he was hiding something from me. Meanwhile the fact that he treated me well made me confused. I had dreams that he was dancing with some naked girls. I told myself " Victoria, you've been thinking too much. You should believe in him. You love him! The strange feeling comes because you're in period!" But you know what, I was in period not insane! The truth was I found some pictures in the phone( Yeah i checked his mobile phone). It was his birthday. He was celebrating his birthday with a girl he slept with in his car at midnight(00:37 am) FYI That girl lived in another city which took about 2 hours by a coach. There were some other things I don't want to remind myself of.The truth destroyed me. He gave me everything except pure love while that's all I want from him. It made me believe that loyalty is like womb, men just don't have it. I know I shouldn't judge all men based on one bad behaved man. I have to admit that I'm still suffering trust issue and I'm still trying to fix it.In term of your issue. You got some clues and confronted to him. Believe me, your doubts will never fade away if he doesn't feel like be patient to answer your questions and explain for the pazzles. Once you have problem in trusting him, the nightmares will never stop torturing you physically and emotionally. My advice is DON'T WAIT TILL THE NEXT SECOND TO LEAVE HIM.
Dreams about cheating on my girlfriend?
According to the Dreamcrowd web site To dream that you are cheating on your spouse, mate, fianc?, or significant other, suggests feelings of self-guilt and self-betrayal. You may have compromised your beliefs or integrity and/or wasting your energy and time on fruitless endeavors. Alternatively, it reflects the intensity of your sexual passion and exploring areas of your sexuality. It is actually a reaffirmation of your commitment. Furthermore, it is not uncommon for people approaching a wedding to have dreams about erotic experiences with partners other than their intended spouses. Most likely, such dreams represent the newness of your sexual passion. It may also signify anxieties of changing your identity - that of a spouse. To dream that your mate, spouse, or significant other is cheating on you, indicates your fears of being abandoned. You may feel a lack of attention in the relationship. Alternatively, you may feel that you are not measuring up to the expectations of others. This notion may stem from issues of trust or self-esteem. The dream could also indicate that you are unconsciously picking up hints and cues that your significant other is not being completely truth or is not fully committed in the relationship. To dream that you are cheating at a game, suggests that you are not being honest with yourself. Try posting your dream on Dreamcrowd for a free interpretation. I hope that helps.
My girlfriend dreams about cheating on me?
Are you trying to tell me you never have sexy dreams that aren't about your girlfriend? She isn't dreaming about "cheating on you" she is dreaming about sex that happens to not be with you. If she is young and full of hormones I'd be shocked to learn she WASN'T having such dreams. Chill out.
My girlfriend dreams of me cheating on her?
As of late, my girlfriend of a year has been upset because she keeps dreaming of me cheating on her. She doesn't go into detail about what I'm doing and it really upsets her. She's had these nightmares a few times now. What does it mean? Any thoughts please?
Why does my boyfriend have dreams about me cheating on him?
No one knows exactly what dreams are, (unless the neuroscientists have made much more progress than I'm aware of). Dreams can reflect our own fears, "alternate endings" to a situation that left us feeling not quite happy about the way it turned out; about symbolic events, people, conversations that never happened and never will.Interpreting all of these variations isn't possible, that I know of. For instance, I might dream that I'm in the house that I lived in when I went to high school, having dinner with a woman that I didn't meet until 20 years after that time, when her husband walks in. The woman both is and isn't someone I know – at times she looks like a certain friend, and at other times she doesn't look like anyone I've met just yet. There are times I want to go back to sleep and finish the dream, just so I can see how it ends!When someone tries to cross dreams with reality, my favorite example is one that was given to me by a Native American healer: if you go to watch a really scary movie on the big screen, when you come home that night, you need to check under the bed and inside the closets before you can go to sleep peacefully. If you're like me, and saw Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" at an impressionable age, you've never intentionally closed the shower curtain in an empty bathroom for the whole rest of your life. Do I believe there's going to be a psychotic killer walking in while I shower? No, of course not! But I saw "Psycho."Trying to reassure your boyfriend is a good idea; in the long run, it will make life more peaceful if you succeed. But remember that it's not your job to cure your boyfriend's neuroses; many a woman has taken on a job of emotional caretaker that should never have been her burden. Rational and loving explanation and reassurance are good things to give someone you love. Repeated until you want to tear your hair out promises are a sign that one or both of you need counseling.
Why have I seen my boyfriend in my dreams cheating on me?
Mostly because our brains our weird and do weird things when we are sleeping.The only things dream analysis will reveal are about you (your emotions, your projections, your experiences, your suspicions, etc.).I’d imagine that you are having dreams about your boyfriend cheating for any (or all, or none) of the following reasons:You are insecure in your relationship and fear he may leave you (on his own accord, or for someone else).You are insecure in your ability to satisfy your lover in a relationship.You suspect your boyfriend is hiding something from you (romantic or otherwise).You are suspicious of someone else entirely, but your boyfriend is a familiar face, so your brain manifested it that way (I told you, brains are weird).You watched a TV show about a woman who was cheated on by her boyfriend and your brain thought it would be fun to let you experience that, too.You just so happened to be thinking about your boyfriend before you went to sleep.
My boyfriend has dreams of me cheating on him. What does this mean?
You don't know that he would never cheat on you. Setting up rigid expectations like this will cause you much greater misery and sense of betrayal if he does cheat. He may be insecure, and this is why he has these dreams, but he may also have his own wandering eye and know that he is capable of at least thinking of cheating. He may not even have the dreams of cheating, but just tells you that he does as a way to test your reaction (manipulative, yes),.
Why does my boyfriend dream about me cheating on him so frequently? I have never cheated or given him any reason to doubt me.
I agree with the people who say that he’s probably very insecure, with a very low self-esteem, and he probably sees all the other men as threats who want to take you away from him, or that you will leave him for somebody “better”. But how is he when he’s awake? Is he jealous and controling? Because such a man would show his jealousy while awake, too, unless he manages to supress his emotions.I rather tend to think that your sexual appetite is bigger than his, and that he questions his ability to satisfy you on that level. In his dreams, you go and get what he doesn’t give you from other men.
I keep having dreams of my parents cheating on each other?
It may not be about your parents cheating even though that is how it appears, in the dream, but about how you feel isolated from your parents as they may socialise or go out often, leaving you alone thus you don't see them as often as you do want. This may also stem from not having main meals together or sitting and watching TV as a family usually does, after dinner.