u/Guilty-Vacation5136

I had this dream about a girl I had met. It was a normal day in my city, and I was going to the lake with a few people — I can’t remember if they were friends or family — using some kind of rafts. Everyone went together, but I ended up going alone with this girl. She had blonde hair and a very attractive face, although I can’t clearly remember what she looked like anymore, only that I had seen her in the dream.

We were sitting together, and at one point I “accidentally” placed my hand on hers, then slowly pulled it away again. She did the same thing, and eventually we started holding hands.

Then there was another sequence where we were walking through the city together. It felt more developed, like the getting-to-know-each-other phase was already over and we knew each other really well. I told her that I truly loved her, and she started laughing at first, so I told her that I was being serious. I genuinely loved her in that dream, and everything about it felt real.

In another sequence, we were walking up and down some hills until I suddenly saw my parents. At that point, it felt like we were officially a couple. When I saw my parents, I pulled us down behind one of the hills and asked her if she was really ready to meet them. She said yes, and everything went well.

In the final sequence, it felt like she had truly become part of my life. She was just casually at my house, and my little cousin thought she was pretty and started texting her, but we only found it funny because he was still young.

That’s where the dream ended. I woke up, and for a moment it felt like all of it had actually happened and I had just fallen asleep afterward — until I realized that none of it was real and it had only been a dream.

The dream happened a few days ago, but I still can’t get it out of my head, and it honestly makes me really sad. In real life, I’ve never truly had anything with women because I never really had the confidence for it. I also always wanted someone similar to me — a girl who, because of her beliefs and values, also chose not to really have anything with men before.

I had this dream about a girl I had met. It was a normal day in my city, and I was going to the lake with a few people — I can’t remember if they were friends or family — using some kind of rafts. Everyone went together, but I ended up going alone with this girl. She had blonde hair and a very attractive face, although I can’t clearly remember what she looked like anymore, only that I had seen her in the dream.

We were sitting together, and at one point I “accidentally” placed my hand on hers, then slowly pulled it away again. She did the same thing, and eventually we started holding hands.

Then there was another sequence where we were walking through the city together. It felt more developed, like the getting-to-know-each-other phase was already over and we knew each other really well. I told her that I truly loved her, and she started laughing at first, so I told her that I was being serious. I genuinely loved her in that dream, and everything about it felt real.

In another sequence, we were walking up and down some hills until I suddenly saw my parents. At that point, it felt like we were officially a couple. When I saw my parents, I pulled us down behind one of the hills and asked her if she was really ready to meet them. She said yes, and everything went well.

In the final sequence, it felt like she had truly become part of my life. She was just casually at my house, and my little cousin thought she was pretty and started texting her, but we only found it funny because he was still young.

That’s where the dream ended. I woke up, and for a moment it felt like all of it had actually happened and I had just fallen asleep afterward — until I realized that none of it was real and it had only been a dream.

The dream happened a few days ago, but I still can’t get it out of my head, and it honestly makes me really sad. In real life, I’ve never truly had anything with women because I never really had the confidence for it. I also always wanted someone similar to me — a girl who, because of her beliefs and values, also chose not to really have anything with men before.