Why Do I Keep Dreaming About My Ex-Situationship and How Can I Move On?
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curious_cat99
So, I've been having these dreams about a guy I had a situationship with about a year and a half ago. We only talked for a month and a half before he ghosted me, which really hit me hard, especially since I had just gone through a tough breakup before that. I thought we had a good friendship. I was pretty upset and angry, and during one of my low points, I tried some love spells I found online. I realize now how cringy that sounds! The spells didn't work, and we haven't talked since he ghosted me, but I keep having dreams about us meeting again. It's frustrating because I don't want to reconnect with someone who treated me this way. I'm wondering if I unintentionally bound myself to him during that rough time or if my mind is just playing tricks on me. If I did bind myself, how can I unbind?
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It sounds like you might be experiencing some emotional ties from that past connection. Doing a cord cutting spell can really help. I’ve been in a similar situation where my mind was stuck on my situationship. I tried a self-love spell and a protection spell just to safeguard myself. You can also try a sweetening jar to attract positive energy into your life. Give it a go and see how freeing it can be!
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Did you happen to use your own blood in any of those spells? That could create a stronger connection and make it harder to break. If that's the case, there might be specific methods to undo that, but definitely take care of yourself first!
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Dreaming about someone you’ve had strong feelings for can definitely feel confusing. I’ve heard of a two-candle ritual that some use to unbind from another person. It’s worth looking into. Another option is just reclaiming your energy through a personal ritual. One of my friends tried it and felt a lot better afterward. Whatever you choose, make sure you focus on healing and moving forward!
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