| rebound?
Posted: 11/20/2005 9:34:58 AM | is anyrebound relation ship bound to fail?
dated a few who said they were ready but when it came down to thewire they had nothing emotional left to give?
coments experiences? | |
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| rebound?
Posted: 11/20/2005 2:27:01 PM | I've been on both sides of a rebound relationship. I'm afraid it's doomed from the start. They serve a purpose for the rebounder but the reboundee will lose someone who they never really had.  | |
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| rebound?
Posted: 11/20/2005 2:33:40 PM | | Like twin, I have been on both sides of that coin. I will never do that again.... | |
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| rebound?
Posted: 2/19/2006 4:06:11 AM | The chances of a rebound relationship succeeding are very slim, but not impossible. Stepping into a relationship with emotional baggage certainly doesn't spell good news in my books. You'd have to question what the relationship is really about? A quick emotional fix to cure the emotional void?
Time is the healer. Give it time.
Even if you feel emtionally stable, give it at least a month before dating. If you feel that you "need" someone, you're not ready. If you don't feel you "need" someone, then you're set. So if you don't "need" someone, prove it to yourself. Go a month without dating. Maybe two. You decide. | |
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