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  • Of course. Imagine you're new partner coming home with his new friend he met, you're ex-partner! Tell him for goodness sake!
  • If your new partner is dangerously violent and tremendously jealous, you should reconsider your choice of "new partners".
  • Yes. Keep a close eye on that person. Maybe notify the authorities. Hope things work out.
  • if your ex partner is harassing you, it could be a good idea to tell you new partner, for protection. he may be jealous but if he loves you, he should respect your wishes to not hurt anyone!be sure to make it clear that you're not into your ex anymore
  • yikes, I'd leave my new partner. I can't be with someone that's dangerously violent or tremendously jealous!
  • No, but I would find a good psychiatrist and explore why I felt most 'at home' with dangerous people and weirdos so I could improve my self respect and pick a better life.
  • Re-read and editing because I missed that it is the past and the current partners who have, shall we say, issues. I think the person would still have to tell everyone the truth. Including themselves. One partner like that and they have the problem two partners like that and you have the problem with who you pick to be with.
  • I know that you'd want to do the best you could to 'shield' your new partner from the past but they may find out about this problem anyways. I believe if your new partner cares about you enough, they wouldn't mind the extra baggage and help you through your problem.
  • Wow! That really is a stretch since I wouldn't date someone that was violent and jealous,but the answer to that is no. I wouldn't put anyone in danger to find out why I was being "stalked". Chances are I would confront the ex or if that wasn't possible, I would contact the proper authorities.
  • I would say nothing and disappear in the middle of the night.

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