Dream about wanting to be suggests that your partner’s support will play a very important role for you now. You need to stick by your words and actions. You take pleasure in the simple things in life.
Dream about wanting to be suggests that you will show yourself charming and will drag many people towards your interests. Your partner’s support will play a very important role for you now. You will be by the side of those who need your help, be it family, children or friends.
This is widely interpreted as a sign that you will focus your attention on the work more than on anything else and on purely material matters. If you work on a new project you will give it a good push despite all the problems you have. You will suddenly feel the need to change the place you were thinking of going on this vacation.
Dream about wanting to be expresses that perhaps you are feeling alone or that you are the odd person out. You need to be more flexible in your way of thinking. You need to stick by your words and actions.
This is typically interpreted as a sign that late in the afternoon you may receive a work communication you did not expect. You do not realize the difficult struggles and challenges that you will have to endure. A colleague asks you for a professional opinion and may put you in a compromising.
Dream about wanting to be signifies that you take pleasure in the simple things in life. Being more generous is nothing you can’t do. You are experiencing some personal spiritual unrest.
Interpreters sometimes add that you need to acknowledge some feelings and deal with them. You may need to think about certain changes that will affect you in the medium term. You will feel very communicative and will be able to express your opinions with total frankness.
Dream about wanting suggests that you close an issue from the past that troubled you and feel a great weight lifted off your shoulders. You will feel very satisfied with yourself and your decisions. Delaying a trip that is not yet fully booked will be the smartest thing to do.
