My dream may or may not be significant but i decided i should look into it because i rarely ever remember my dreams and i remembered this one so maybe there's more to it but anyways, here goes:
I was trapped along with about 20 other FEMALES in what appeared to be an airport because planes were flying overhead, there were huge windows, and train tracks along both sides of the building. The area beyond the "airport" appeared to be flooded. I had a bus schedule in hand and kept walking from female to female pointing at the bus schedule and asking how to get somewhere, but the thing is, i couldnt remember where it was i was trying to go when i asked each female. Next, what i believe was a lesbian approached me and we began to slow dance for a few seconds. Then, suddenly my aunt grabbed me and we rode off in her car and i remember i was laying across the backseat of the car crying and saying, "i'm never going to see "Hank"(my true to life significant other) again!"
***I KNOW ITS WEIRD BUT I'D REALLY LIKE INPUT. MAY I ADD IM HETEROSEXUAL SO IDK WHERE THE LESBIAN PART CAME FROM, BUT THAT WAS THE DREAM AS I REMEMBER FROM BEGINNING TO END.***

First of all, it's really common for heterosexual people to have dreams with a homosexual component, as well as for homosexual people to have dreams with a heterosexual component.

Dreams which involve sexual things that you would never do in real life are often just your mind's way of experimenting with things without you actually having to try them out.

However, in this dream, you didn't have sex with a woman, you just danced with her. Dancing in a dream can often represent the integration of different parts of your personality.

I think this whole dream has to do with you relating to your feminine side - the part of you that looks at things at instinctive emotional levels, rather than by using reason. You seem to feel that relying on that part of yourself won't get you anywhere (when you ask the women, you forget where you want to go.)

I think the part with you being worried about not seeing Hank again could have to do with your thoughts about how your relationship with him has changed your personality, or how your relationship with him could change as your personality grows and develops.

The scene indicates a situation in which a mental attitude focused upon making plans appears as if a trap to you. (in an airport) This impression comes when using a rather intense feeling. (trapped along with about 20 other FEMALES)

When relating to the idea of making plans as if it were a trap you may be exaggerating the need to look out, watch out or be careful. (huge windows) When on the lookout, the train tracks seen might suggest the idea of “being on track” – following the intended course of action. As the windows and tracks are located on both sides of the building, it indicates that both being on the lookout and possibly “on track” could be seen as correct but mainly wrong. [Note the idea of there being a right and a wrong track here.]

The flood would imply that some emotional influence or spiritual thinking has gone beyond the boundary the Lord designed for it. As the flood occurs beyond the airport, it can be understood that this is not seen as happening on the grounds of reasoning on which planning is done – probably because plans require thinking that functions on a higher level of intelligence where emotion has less influence.

The 20 FEMALES, indicate an intensely felt rational feeling (as these are “human” females). The point to note here is that while a rational feeling you have gives you the impression that making or using a plan is like a trap, there appears to be a lack of males in the scene. The mind and logic seem to have no part in this impression. The fact that you have recorded the word females in all capital letters suggests that you could be trying to capitalize on a particular feeling(s) – use it to your own advantage or benefit. Yet capitalizing on a feeling you have in this case does not really seem called for (as the word female is not a proper noun or sacred word).

It is also interesting that in this dream you have mentioned three forms of transportation – plane, train, and bus. Pointing to the bus schedule would suggest that you have chosen to focus on the slowest means of getting somewhere in life and a means that is more commonly used for short distances. The bus would refer to using a way of thinking that uses public opinion, the opinion of the masses where the greatest intelligence is rarely found. You are trying – and seemingly failing - to get direction from the emotional aspects of yourself. (asking females how to get somewhere) The real problem appears to be that you do not have in mind a clear goal or aim as to where you are trying to get in life. (couldn’t remember where it was I was trying to go) [This is where having a plan is helpful.]

The slow dancing with a lesbian can suggest that you are falling into step with an emotional aspect of yourself that does not respond to logic. (as the lesbian is not interested in men) The slow dancing could also be regarded as a more romantic type of dancing which also emphasizes the lack of a male partner. It suggests you are making an emotional response to emotion in place of any real logic. Dancing in dreams is often used as a metaphor for how one is living one’s life.

You appear to be taken with a belief that could be seen as very relative – meaning its use depends upon the nature of a situation. (my aunt grabbed me) Yet here the belief you have – one that does not truly reflect your own emotional nature (as the aunt is not your mother) seems to be taking you for a ride, i.e. telling you something that is not the truth. (rode off in her car) You appear to be laying down on the job when it comes to the use of logical reasoning. (laying across the backseat of the car) Note you are not even in a position to function as a backseat driver here.

Hank, would represent an aspect of your mind and can suggest thinking pertaining to Hank, himself, or ideas that reflect how Hank thinks. You are and could express some sorrow in this situation because you might lose sight of a way of thinking that reflects Hank’s own. When your logical thinking is represented by the image of Hank and when you refer to him as your “significant other”, it would be very sad to lose this way of thinking.