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Hello Neddy eon, thanks for your comment and I don't believe we've had one like this before, maybe I'm wrong, but to understand dreams is not fully known, although they can be interrupted by different people, but I think if my wife (when married) kept calling out a name in her dreams, someone we both knew, I would also be worried and I'm sure I wouldn't be told either.
This puts you in a 'catch-22' position' because the more you want answers, the more inclined she will close up and become annoyed with you, so if you see them together the more these thoughts will dominant your thinking.
I can't provide an answer for you but know that it would certainly concern me because our dreams are based on our subconscious minds.
Geoff.
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Hi Neddy eon,
Welcome to the forums and thank you for deciding to join us! Geoff has given you such a warm welcome, and I agree with him - it's a total catch 22 position.
I don't think you're being selfish; it's totally normal to want to piece things together especially if you've got strong gut feelings. Does she feel like you are being selfish or have destroyed the friendship?
I hope you are able to repair things; apologising and owning it was a really good step and I hope she'll see that too.
rt
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HI Neddy,
Thank you for sharing your story. I can see that you are feeling concerned and distressed.
You are not being selfish at all. What you are feeling is normal. You are human, we are not perfect.
Have you spoken to your ex recently? Apologising may help you cope with your feelings.
Please stay safe and i am here to chat if you need me.
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Hi there,
It isn't uncommon for gut feelings to be accurate. Intuition can be powerful. And it can cause us to act on impulse.
No one is perfect and we sometimes do things in a moment of emotion that we later regret. I wouldn't worry, I would just express your concerns to your ex and apologise for the outburst like you have done and leave it at that. Because it is just a gut feeling...was she actually with this person?
I hope things are okay,
Jaz.
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hi and welcome to the forums.
I pretty much agree with the other people replying. Like me, you are human, and can therefore make some odd decisions. My psych says that a mistake is an opportunity to learn something. And it is easy to berate yourself. I am hopeful you can work things out.