Why are you asking for help?
Dreams are not intentionally crafted puzzles. It's kind of like looking into a kaleidoscope and seeing an endless mosaic of reflections of your psyche and its contents.
As such, an interesting thing to do is to simply reflect on your dreams. For example, ask yourself what aspects of these dreams are reflections of you life. Well, for one, the people, settings and events seem familiar to you. How did you feel about the dream events? Are those feelings reflective of how you feel in your life? The cheese bit, if you associate that to nothing at all, than that's all it is, some noise. Dreams will have familiar aspects as well as random aspects.
Some aspects of our dreams like someone making the passing comment that you don't like cheese aren't important and you can dismiss them. Actually, you kind of focused the dream toward that aspect because you consciously noticed it was incorrect so you made a big deal about it. If instead, you were often dreaming about cheese, if there was a pattern, than it would be interesting to think more on it and see if you can make any associations.
Here, if I address the global theme of these dreams, I'd say it seems you flirted with this guy and you're curious as to what happened and you'd wish you could reconnect. Is that true? Could you take a step toward reconnecting? Whether the answer to those questions is a yes or a no, that would constitute a valid/thorough reflection of those dreams.
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