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Joined: May 09, 2005 Posts: 21728 Location: At the Left Coast of The Maple Leaf
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:13 pm Post subject:
I guess it partly depends on the circumstances on why they broke up...
I can't give my experience an example since i didn't get back together with any of my exes but I can give the example of my parents... I think they have cooled down, broke up and got back together for like several times before they finally got married... and they are very much in love now as they were back then... so I am saying yeah, it's possible...
However, if the circumstances in which the couple broke up were because trust was broken, then that makes things a lot more complicated... Things like if one of them cheated on the other, in this day and age the only way they might get back is if one is truly a saint or a martyr...
See a relationship is all about Love and Trust... both have to be present in a relationship for it to work... so if one of them is compromised the whole deal is doomed...
Now regarding HOW they will get back together is another matter... another building of trust which ideally takes a lot of time and effort... trying to make up for past mistakes and what not... i wouldn't say its impossible... but it needs a lot of work on both sides... so yeah... _________________
2. not really, but only if the other person isn't an asshole.
or if you guys really stop any flirting crap, cause that happens
a lot. half the time i become friends, and then stop talking
cause they end up aggravating me a lot.
i don't know if you can really stay as anything more than
acquaintances after though, because it gets rather iffy if you
still 'care' but they're dating someone else. _________________ "The basis of optimism is sheer terror."
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That really depends on how close you were as friends and as a couple, as well as the terms of your break-up. I don't think you'll ever achieve the same really close friendship you had with the person you broke up with, but I think you can still be friends.
Also if you broke up in a huge fight, or after doing something horrible to one another then I don't think there is a very high chance of regaining friendship unless you admit your mistakes and try to move forward. Normally after a break-up like that though the most you're going to get is alightly more than an aquaintance, but not quite a friend.
Joined: Jul 31, 2005 Posts: 9275 Location: Somewhere in CANADA
Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:43 am Post subject:
I agree with all of the above. It is possible to (re)establish/ friendship after two lovers break up. Varying on how each individual feels towards one another will differ how well it will go. Like the others have mentioned, if you broke up on bad grounds, then of course your friendship will also be a bit shaky, considering even casual friends would consider it shaky as well.
I'm sure if both sides of the party mutually separate, then all friendship will not be lost. Rather, if there is separation due to a huge maelstrom, then the relationship would likely rest in ruins.
Now on another note, What do you guys feel about being smothered in a relationship?
Joined: Nov 01, 2005 Posts: 689 Location: Behind you
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:04 pm Post subject:
personally i feel it would kinda be hard to do it but really it depends on how much the individual liked them cause like when i broke up with my gf she wanted to continue being friends but i just cant see her as a friend because i liked her so much it pains me to even be arround her... _________________ Want advice DONT WORK AT WALMART... Theres your freebie...
Joined: Nov 29, 2004 Posts: 8365 Location: Futaba District, Fukushima Japan
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 3:55 am Post subject: Re: relationship question: click to read
NeL wrote:
can friendship be establish/reestablish after two lovers broke up?
I think it depends on too many things specific to the relationship to be able to say broadly "yes or no".... I guess for the purpose of your question, it is not impossible, although it is very unlikely to occur. Even if it did, it's very unlikely that the friendship would sustain for long.
some of the factors that would impact:
- how long the two dated
- how "far" they went
- how the relationship ended
- how many mutual friends they share
- what common interests they share (loves can be opposites, but usually friends have to have a good number of similiarities) _________________ GTX: Great Teacher Xeno... my daily blog about teaching in an elementary and middle school in Japan (see right-menu)
Joined: May 09, 2005 Posts: 21728 Location: At the Left Coast of The Maple Leaf
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 4:45 am Post subject:
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What do you guys feel about being smothered in a relationship?
regarding that... well being smothered in a relationship is no better than breaking up...
you know the saying too much of something is just as bad... same goes with a relationship...
if your relationship is in a situation where you feel smothered in this case then it isn't a healthy one... It can't be a one sided thing... love must be mutual for the relationship to work... so each side must be on equal terms and have the same liberties agreed upon within the relationship...
I can slightly relate to being smothered... too many text messages... always nagging where you have been or where you are going... going balistic over the simplest of things... it can be quite taxing...
oh and to modify my previous answer... I HAVE been friends with my exes... I don't think it will ever be as close as it once was since now they both have their new significant others but yeah... its not impossible... _________________
Joined: Nov 29, 2004 Posts: 8365 Location: Futaba District, Fukushima Japan
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 5:42 am Post subject:
Xristyan wrote:
Quote:
What do you guys feel about being smothered in a relationship?
if your relationship is in a situation where you feel smothered in this case then it isn't a healthy one... It can't be a one sided thing... love must be mutual for the relationship to work... so each side must be on equal terms and have the same liberties agreed upon within the relationship...
agreed... if it's equal, then it's okay. In the past, I was a little guilty of being a smotherer, but not so much in the "if you're hanging out with another guy, I'll break up with you instantly"-kind, but moreso like a "I want to know you're going to be safe"-kind. I'd like to be with a girl who genuinely cares about me, but also trusts me. Face it, if you can't trust the person you're dating then you shouldn't be with them. If you can't trust ANYONE you date, then the problem lies with you and your own self-esteem issues.
When I was a teen, I was the jealous-type, but then I grew out of it to realize that jealousy is unattractive and if you want a girl to stay at your side, treat her like a lady and respect her space and privacy.
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I can slightly relate to being smothered... too many text messages... always nagging where you have been or where you are going... going balistic over the simplest of things... it can be quite taxing...
haha, going ballistic over simple things is usually aggravating. When girls I've dated do that to me, I can usually just talk them through it to make them realize they're overracting. After a while, they calm down and realize it's not such a big deal. _________________ GTX: Great Teacher Xeno... my daily blog about teaching in an elementary and middle school in Japan (see right-menu)
Joined: Nov 29, 2004 Posts: 8365 Location: Futaba District, Fukushima Japan
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 6:45 pm Post subject:
NeL wrote:
the question kinda hit me cause i've never had reconcile with my ex-girlfriend... but i think it's possible, it's just i don't wanna do it...
don't do anything you don't want to. Life's too short for that kind of drama.
Unless... are you in a situation where you have to interact with her consistently (like same class or same workplace)? _________________ GTX: Great Teacher Xeno... my daily blog about teaching in an elementary and middle school in Japan (see right-menu)
Joined: Feb 15, 2008 Posts: 126 Location: Los Angeles
Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 4:59 pm Post subject:
First, I'd like to give my answer to the topic question. Reinitiating a friendship after a breakup is very possible. The first step is taking time apart. Don't communicate with each other until both of you feel comfortable with it. After a while, you can start meeting in public (lunch, coffee, etc.) and feel each other out again. Sometimes it may be confusing, because of the remnants of your past together, but try to make it as non-confrontational and fun as possible (They may decide to act differently, but take it in stride. It'll piss them off in a good way).
Then, I caught this in one of the responses. I get what he's saying, but I thought I'd elaborate more on what he's getting at.
xenocrisis0153 wrote:
jealousy is unattractive
Jealousy has been and always will be a problem. It's not that feeling jealous is a bad thing. It's natural, but most people don't know how to express it.
Say you're at a bar and you step into the restroom only to return to see your date talking with another guy. There are a few things you could do:
1. Start a fight with the guy. This will almost definitely get you thrown out of the bar and possibly arrested. Your girlfriend may not want to see you ever again (Unless she's into guys who start fights and get arrested over her).
2. Walk to the other end of the bar and stare at the two of them menacingly. This will most likely get you dumped, because it's creepy. It also conveys a sense of low self-esteem.
3. Walk up to and around behind your date (make sure she sees you approaching), place your hand on her waist and casually take a sip of beer. Ah! the perfect balance. You're indicating to the man in a non-threatening way, "This is my companion." You indicate to your girlfriend, "I know you're talking to another guy and it makes me jealous, but I'm not threatened by him. I am confident in us." You say this all with body language and without getting violent or butt-hurt.
You don't want to go up to her and start making out in the middle of the conversation. That's just impolite and could start a fight.
Of course, if you're dating somebody who would shrug you off in a situation like that, it's not worth it to be with them anyway. _________________ "Listen, when you're hurting someone don't think of the pain that he feels. Only concentrate
on the pleasure of causing him pain. That's the only way to show true compassion for your partner." --Kakihara
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