Hello, I'm Strawberry!
The questioner has recently had two dreams about a male classmate he used to like. This is because he has entered a period of emotional flatness with his boyfriend. The questioner feels very strange and troubled about such dreams. He feels that his dreams seem to have let his boyfriend down a bit. However, he is excited to see what will happen next!
In a relationship, the feelings between lovers can be divided into the following stages: the honeymoon period, the adjustment period, the boredom period, the friction period, the dull period, and the dependence period. The questioner said that he and his boyfriend are in the dull period. But there's no need to worry! This is just a phase that every couple goes through. It's only when two people have overcome all the trials that they can truly understand the value of mutual understanding and tolerance. And it's only by working hard to maintain the relationship that they can appreciate each other's intentions and sincerity. So let's give it a go!
Maybe more people chase romantic love, but there's nothing better than being together and living a simple life. Ordinary care makes us feel warmer. Romantic love is unforgettable, but it's just a fleeting bloom. True feelings are warm and real!
Do you have a boyfriend, but you dream of wanting to be with a friend of the opposite sex? It's a common fantasy! Has anyone experienced this? How do you adjust?
Let's make up for that regret!
The other person is someone the questioner liked before, and the other person also knows that the questioner likes them. I'm excited to find out why you didn't get together in the first place. During school, the feelings between classmates were pure and beautiful, a testament to the innocence of adolescence.
The questioner and her boyfriend are going through a dry spell. At this time, she gets in touch with a classmate she used to like. In reality, you are not together, which is more or less a pity for the questioner. But guess what? The dream may be a scene that the questioner has fantasized about a long time ago! So, the unachievable scene can only be fulfilled through dreams to satisfy her regret at that time. How exciting is that?
Let's talk about how we can bring our standards for a partner into our relationships with other people!
The questioner said that her boyfriend is more laid-back about the relationship, so he isn't as proactive in planning or doing things with her to improve it and keep things fresh. The questioner is the opposite. She is beginning to feel insecure in the relationship, but because of her busy work schedule, she doesn't have time to improve it, which is gradually drifting apart.
The questioner has recently had two amazing dreams about someone they used to like. The other person knows that the questioner used to like him, and you are still in contact. There's a saying that not getting what you want is always for the best. Perhaps it's because you haven't been together yet, so from your contact, the questioner feels that the other person is still very good and the person in your heart is more or less an idealized version of who they really are.
In the heart of the questioner, there are certain standards for the other half. The questioner cannot see them in her boyfriend, so she subconsciously projects this hope onto this classmate she used to like, simply because he is someone you used to like, and you are still in touch. The way you get along in your dreams is the standard the questioner has for her partner in reality—and it's a great standard!
● Look for the problems you have with each other and communicate!
The questioner said that he and his boyfriend are in a period of monotony, but as long as they find the right way to get along after this, they will enter a period of dependence, when they will become more dependent on each other—and that's a good thing!
The questioner's boyfriend is pretty resilient, so he hasn't noticed that the questioner has some thoughts about the relationship. As the one with low sense of security, the questioner has the chance to take the initiative to communicate with her boyfriend about the problem. It is said that communication is the bridge of a relationship, and your relationship can be warmed up through communication.
The boyfriend the questioner needs the questioner to point out is not necessarily bad. Think about what attracted you to each other in the beginning. That infatuation may have faded after the honeymoon period, but you are still you, and the good things about you are still there. It's just that some weariness in life has made you lose the desire to appreciate each other, so you see more of the other person's flaws. But don't worry! This is something you can easily fix.
I really hope my answer is helpful to the original poster! Best wishes!


Comments
I understand your feelings and it's completely normal to have those dreams about someone from the past. It might be a sign that you're seeking excitement or connection in your life. Maybe you could talk to your boyfriend about how you feel and suggest doing something new together, like taking a class or going on a trip.
Dreams can be so vivid sometimes, but remember they are just reflections of our subconscious. It sounds like you're feeling unfulfilled in some way. Have you considered discussing with your partner ways to bring novelty into your relationship? It's important for both of you to feel excited and connected.
It seems like your relationship has settled into a routine, which can happen over time. The dreams may be highlighting your desire for more emotional intimacy. Perhaps you could explore what's missing in your current relationship and find ways to reconnect with your boyfriend.
The fact that you're having these dreams suggests there might be an area in your life that needs attention. Instead of focusing on the dream itself, try to identify what aspect of your relationship or personal life you wish was different and address that with your partner.
Dreaming about someone from the past doesn't necessarily mean you want to be with them; it could be about nostalgia or longing for a part of yourself that feels lost. Consider sharing your feelings with your boyfriend and see if you can rekindle that spark between you.