Hello. I have had a large number of precognitive dreams, the vast majority of which have come true. But hopes and fears also come out in dreams, particularly romantic hopes and fears which are the strongest kind, so I don't think that you can expect that something will happen based on such a dream, even if it seems like the other dreams that come true.

I have experienced this situation you are in, and its very hard on you. For myself, I've decided not to put myself through that again if I can avoid it. If it were me, I would just talk to him about your feelings and his feelings. If he's not comfortable with that, I don't see how you can make a relationship work anyway. Or if he is able to discuss those kinds of things, and he clarifies what his thoughts are in relation to you, that can help settle things for you, one way or another. Or if he just wants to leave things in limbo indefinitely, its pretty much hopeless anyway, because even if you were to draw him back into a relationship it couldn't last, and you'd get hurt more.

Maybe a couple of other thing to keep in mind....love is a scary thing for a lot of people, particularly for young men, because a serious relationship can be a prison. So he may need some time and space in that regard. But you can't assume that just because he likes you or cares about you that there's any hope for a relationship. Love isn't an 'on' or 'off' thing like that. Many if not most men will continue to care for ex-girlfriends even if they have no interest in ever getting back together again. Also keep in mind that once they reach their late teens many if not most men will say or do practically anything for sex. Particularly if they're in between relationships with girls they're serious about, they'll find a girl they're less serious about and use them that way for a while. Most men will also do or say things they don't really mean for the attention of a girl because it feels pleasant. Some girls are like this too, and the ones that are can be even more easy-come-easy-go than the men. But a lot of girls, probably the majority, aren't like that, and tend to interpret the affection as meaning something that it doesn't mean to a man.

One last thing....In my observation and experience, the boys that make you feel good by telling you what you hope to hear are often among the worst ones. They have that kind of comfort with words and gestures because they actually care about you very little, so there's no risk for them, and the truth is no obstacle. Boys that are verbally dismissive or abusive are bad news too. But the good ones will generally be a bit less charming and more awkward and shy because they're more honest, and won't tell you they love you unless they are ready for that and really mean it. But those boys should be able to talk about feelings and stuff also.

I hope that helps a little.