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How to understand my dream?

My boyfriend just died and 2 weeks before he died and asked me to have his child and 2 days ago I had a dream that he came in and explained to me where he got shot and I felt everything and I woke up and I went back to sleep and I felt someone tapping on my belly but I woke up and no one was there

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Answer #1

I wouldn’t ignore this. Chances are it has some meaning. What he was telling you was probably everything that really happened. He probably came back so he could tell you what really happened… kind of so he could put you at ease. If he wanted you to have his baby, the tap on your belly could be a sign you really are pregnant with his child. I’d do some research on this. You should also write everything you can remember from the dream down so you can look back on it for references. It might not be a bad idea for you to write down everything that happened the last time you saw your boyfriend before he died and what happened the day he died and then compare them to this dream. Also, keep a look out for future signs. They might not just be in your dreams - they could be in real, everyday life too.

Answer #2

oh my god! don’t ignore it! you may have been lucid dreaming. meaning that whatever he described might have actually happened in that specific way. especially if you felt everything. if he wanted a kid and you turn out to be pregnant ‘since you did hear the tap on your belly’ (even though you most likely wouldn’t) don’t let go of the child and let his death be in vain.

Answer #3

Thats scary. What do you think it means?? Do you know if your going to have his child?

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