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November 5th 2011, 03:11 AM
So me and my girlfriend broke up on tuesday and a couple days after that i met another girl and i kinda like her but i just want to know what is the appropriate amount of time to pass before dating again?
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Re: Dating -
November 5th 2011, 03:40 AM
well, it depends. how long you and your ex were together, if you still have feelings for your ex AT ALL, if there is or is going to be break-up drama, and a bunch of other factors all are important to answer your question. if you do start dating again this soon, be prepared to look like you are using her as a rebound girlfriend. if i was you, i would just really make sure that im ready to date again and that the new girl will not feel uncomfortable if there is drama related to your recent break-up.
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November 5th 2011, 06:14 PM
Picking a time to date again is completely up to you. There is no right or wrong answer to that. My ex-boyfriend whom I dated for two years broke up with me (3 days before Christmas, no less), and I began dating my current boyfriend of nearly 3 years almost a month after that. When you feel ready, you should begin dating when you want. Good luck in your new adventures!
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Re: Dating -
November 5th 2011, 08:40 PM
As Jake and Shannon both said, it's when you feel ready - properly ready, not just need-to-be-in-a-relationship ready - that counts. For some people, that can be a matter of days; for others it can be a lot longer. There is no hard and fast rule, and it all comes down to how you feel about it and when you're ready. There's no rush, but at the same time don't feel as if you need to have a cooling-off period from it or anything.
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