Soulmate Gem
Soulmate Gem
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According to relationship and dating experts, it's important to be upfront. Do not date others to simply “move on” from your ex. In the immediate aftermath of a breakup, people often date as a form of romantic validation, especially if you were the one rejected.
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Read More »There’s an old saying that in order to get over someone, you have to get under someone new. I’d never thought about the saying much — until I found myself dating someone who was, in fact, trying to move on from his previous relationship. Wp Get the full experience. Choose your plan ArrowRight Our seven-hour first date was less than two months after his breakup. They’d dated over a year, he’d said, and the relationship came up over the course of natural conversation. It wasn’t a red flag for me; instead, it felt smooth and reassuring, the result of an easy intimacy we’d tapped into right away. I had no reason to assume he was hung up on his ex. He very plainly said that he was over her; they simply weren’t compatible. I chose to take him at his word, and I didn’t think about her again until several months later. Weeks later, however, I realized that wasn’t the case. He accidentally admitted to speaking to her on the phone and wasn’t quite over the relationship. Had I known that, I probably wouldn’t have dated him to begin with — or at least I would have broken it off sooner. Ever since, I’ve doubted the conventional “wisdom” of getting over someone by getting under someone new. Humans are complicated. Feelings can change and overlap, die suddenly or rush back. But what’s fair and ethical when it comes to dating when you’re fresh off a breakup and involving another person in your (likely messy) love life? According to relationship and dating experts, it’s important to be upfront.
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Read More »Laurel House, a dating coach and author of “Screwing the Rules: The No-Games Guide to Love,” says singles should try to get clarity on their feelings toward an ex before diving back into the dating pool. “Imagine that your ex is a layer of ice that is covering your body and seeping into your cells, veins, head and heart,” she says. “That ice may be filled with anger, or, on the opposite side it, could be filled with a romantic ideal made up of the good moments of your relationships — but totally unrealistic.” To melt that ice, you need to “do the work” says House, which means “being honest with yourself about what happened, taking 100 percent responsibility for your contribution to the breakup and looking at the reasons for your breakup as opportunities to learn and grow.” Imagine your feelings are dripping off, one by one, as you process different facets of what went wrong, she says. “When you look at and let go of those feelings, you will be able to have clarity about the reality of your relationship,” she explains. House says it’s common to see exes soften toward each other once they’ve taken a step back to analyze the breakup, and this is right when you’re at risk of going back — which she also says isn’t a bad thing if you ended things in anger, or because of a temporary experience.
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Read More »If you’re dating someone new, because you thought you were over your ex, but you suddenly discover you might have ended the right relationship, you may want to talk to a therapist or dating coach to get some perspective. “But if you’re secretly trying to reconcile with someone while courting another, you’re not bringing 100 percent to the table,” says Spira. If you’re thinking of reaching out, tell your new partner first if you have any kind of commitment there; this person has a right to make their own decisions if your feelings have changed from when the relationship began, Spira says. If you do break it off with a new partner, tell the truth. Jane Greer, a New York-based relationship therapist and author of “What About Me? Stop Selfishness From Ruining Your Relationship,” says to sit your new partner down and explain how your feelings with your ex resurfaced. “It’s important to be caring and genuine,” she says. “Say you thought you’d moved on and wanted to give this an opportunity, but the fact is you and your ex think you can resolve things. You now want to give that a chance.” It may sting, but don’t lie. “If you are dishonest about why you are breaking it off with someone new, you run the risk of that person finding out in a very painful way,” Ajjan says. “We live in a small world thanks to social media.”
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