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Home >> Love & Relationships >> CAN YOU BE FRIENDS WITH AN EX??
14.09.2008, 11:49 quote
| agonal wrote: |
| Nope, I can't. However - her parents do still ring me to see how I am etc. My mother says they should stop that, I agree. |
Can i presume you didn't actually want to split up ???? it was more her decision ???
In those circumstances, it's make it very hard to stay friends. As other people have said if it was very deep loving relationship and not a joint decision to break, it would be very hard to stay friends. I am very close friends with one of my ex's only because our 'relantionship' was relatively short and did not get to the stage of either of us falling in love etc ......... in those circumstance i am not sure i could stay friends with them ......... like you say it hurts too much........ x
14.09.2008, 11:54 quote
I didn't want to split up, but I had to for my own sanity. She made one mistake, but that mistake meant I couldn't be with her. So, although I love her, I won't be with her. I won't live my life looking over my shoulder. Although, I admit I miss her terribly. That is all.
14.09.2008, 12:06 quote
| ravencolouredsky wrote: |
| i've never had a sour break up my self but i haven't stayed friends with them
i suppose sour break-up are a result of what the relationship was like i have a friend who has just split up and it is very sour, in the main because he was a total arse to her while they were together and then when she finally broke up with him about it, he got all uppity |
Sounds a bit like my last one.....except he got all bonkers instead.
14.09.2008, 12:16 quote
Nope you can't be friends with an ex. If you were in love then it's too hard to stay friends. If it was just a fling and there wasn't any intense feelings involved then yes maybe.
14.09.2008, 12:22 quote
I am still very good friends with my ex husband..I would even go to say 'best friends'..we were both young when we met..me 15..him 18..we married young..had kids young..been divorced longer than our marriage lasted..he admits to making some bad decisions..but I don't regret a minute of our relationship..We have two beautiful kids out of it..
17.09.2008, 09:09 quote
Yeah sure you can. But it depons on who you split up I guess. I split up with my old gf and it was torture coz we still worked together for a year! Every day it hurt both of us. The pain went away when we both moved on with our lives. Now we're back in touch as friends and it's great. We can talk about new relationships etc. We're like brother and sister I guess.
22.09.2008, 11:45 quote
I don't see why you can't stay friends with an ex, if you did fall in love and if you're mature enough surely you can use that love to be thier friend. It's not easy and it's going to hurt at first, but love shouldn't be wasted...right?
22.09.2008, 12:09 quote
| loolablobblob wrote: |
| I don't see why you can't stay friends with an ex, if you did fall in love and if you're mature enough surely you can use that love to be thier friend. It's not easy and it's going to hurt at first, but love shouldn't be wasted...right? |
I'd say the crux of the matter is can you both be mature enough?
I think in most cases people break-up because of the lack of maturity. If a lot of people thought things through properly before doing them they might not hurt their partners so much and cause the break-up in the first place, or, not even have got together because they are just not mature enough to handle a relationship!!!!
22.09.2008, 12:54 quote
This is a good question to ask, and as with everything on this forum, something that a lot of people will answer in very different ways.
I must say, until recently, i have always agreed with Moose. No. You cant be friends with your ex. All my exes (barr one, which i will come to in a minute) I have split up with for a reason, and there have been no ties, and therefore no need to continue speaking to each other. Besides, depending on the level of commitment with that person, it just fucking hurts.
However, I am currently friends with an ex (the one i posted on here about actually). Since we split up he has developed this amazingly funny and brilliant personality, and i do enjoy spending time with him, but that is all it is. If i get with someone whom i consider a boyfriend/partner/significant other then i will stop spending time with him, because i can see why that would be strange or uncomfortable for the other person, but until that time comes, i dont see why i shouldnt enjoy spending time with him.
Besides, i am not daft enough to get drawn into thinking it might work out again, because we have spoken about it and both agree that we are just too different and get along brilliantly now and wouldnt want to wreck that.
22.09.2008, 13:28 quote
I have a brilliant ex-husband who I get on better with now, than I ever did. We actually went to Cyprus for a holiday at Christmas (separate beds). My son had the best time and appreciates the fact that we are great mates.
As for general ex's....yeah I like to stay friends but if they don't, no problems
22.09.2008, 20:07 quote
| DeepthroatH wrote: |
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However, I am currently friends with an ex (the one i posted on here about actually). Since we split up he has developed this amazingly funny and brilliant personality. |
Just a little something for you to think about, Heidi. Have you stopped to wonder WHY he has suddenly developed this wonderful and brilliant personality since you broke up with him, and still wants to hang out with you?
Have a little think, it's not too hard to work out.
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| Besides, i am not daft enough to get drawn into thinking it might work out again, because we have spoken about it and both agree that we are just too different and get along brilliantly now and wouldnt want to wreck that. |
Blokes (or indeed women) always say this sort of shit when someone's broken up with them, and they want to keep hanging around in their company hoping that they might relent and get back together again.
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