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Uncover the messages behind dreams with friends
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So, you’ve had a wild dream about you and your bestie, or perhaps you’ve dreamt of making out with a former friend. The dream world is bizarre sometimes, but you can learn plenty about yourself from it. In this article, we’ll fill you in on what dreaming about a friend could possibly mean. From twin flames to insecurities, you’ll go down a road of self-discovery. While many people believe these interpretations, there are no hard and fast rules to decoding dreams, so use your own intuition.

This article is based on an interview with our international intuitive counselor and happiness coach, Kari Samuels. Check out the full interview here.

Things You Should Know

  • Seeing a hurt, ill, or crying friend in a dream could indicate that they need your help in real life.
  • Dreaming about a childhood friend might mean you’re missing the easygoing nature of childhood.
  • In the dream world, friends often reflect inner insecurities or admirable qualities and may signify what you want to change about yourself.
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Sick, hurt, or crying friend

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  1. Dreams are powerful, and many believe they help people connect to the spiritual world. Seeing or interacting with a friend in a dream may be a reminder to check in on them (especially if you haven’t heard from them in a while), or it might be a sign of a greater danger if they’re ill, hurt, or crying in your dream. [1]
    • Send your friend a text to say, “What’s up?” or give them a call to make sure everything’s okay. They’re most likely chilling, but having a quick catch-up never hurts!
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Former friend

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  1. Whether you and this person split on good or bad terms, seeing them in a dream signifies that you miss something about them. Dreams tell you things you don’t consciously pick up on. For instance, maybe you miss the adventures you and this friend once had or how real you could be around them.
    • Consider reaching out to this estranged friend or frenemy with a quick message saying something like, “Hey! This is super random, but how are you?” Who knows? You may be able to rekindle the friendship.
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Childhood friend

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  1. If you’ve dreamt of a childhood friend, it’s probably because you miss the simplicity of the life you once had. Say you’ve had a stressful day and feel overwhelmed. You may dream about a childhood memory with a former friend so your subconscious mind can comfort you. [6]
    • Take some time to reflect on how your childhood friend and the memory makes you feel. Then, think about what you can learn from your past self. Maybe you need to worry less by doodling or dancing in the sun, for instance.
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Dead friend

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  1. Your friends play an important part in your waking life, so they’ll also play an important part in your dream world. If someone close to you has recently passed away, it’s not uncommon to dream about them. Maybe you’re going on a trip or having a thoughtful conversation in the dream. Either way, you’re missing their company. [7]
    • Take into account the context of the dream. What are you doing with your dead friend? Fighting with them signify unresolved tension, while kissing them may indicate the dread of a lost opportunity.
    • Talk to a therapist or loved one to cope with the death of a friend . Remember, you don’t have to go through this hard time alone.

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    What if I’m a guy and the dream was about another guy. Does this mean I’m gay?
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    Not necessarily. It might mean that you miss that person or that he may have qualities that you like.
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