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RobotMan
ANSWERS: 13
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Youbetcha. The quicker the better.
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good idea but dont look for it to last a long time
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GREAT IDEA ! ....
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good question i need this advice as well
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Good idea, you need to get out there and stop focusing on your ex!!
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VERY VERY VERY GOOD
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A fling for old times sake is ok, but the reason you broke up in the first place will certainly rear it's ugly head.
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dating someone other than the one you broke up with, sure it's a great thing, just don't get back in a relationship.. JUST DATE!!
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My thoughts: it is fine just as long as you are honest with people that you can not date 'seriously' yet (unless you are ready). I am in limbo and have told a couple of men that I can't be there but I can be their friends until I feel better. You know what? One still is into me and is just being a solid friend for now. And I don't feel bad for hurting a nice guy. Most importantly, you need to do what's best for you, but just don't cause more pain in the meantime. Be honest, it will always pay off in the end.
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I've only been in two relationships over the past 25 years. One lasted 22 years, the other a little more than 3 years. I took a break in between each time. I really didn't want to date. Guess it depends on the person. If you are ready to jump back in, go for it.
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the best way to get over someone, is to get under someone else. best idea
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forget about dating just go for the sex and partying
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Like, with a different person I presume. :) Not until You're over it. You might go for casual stuff, but actually looking for another relationship... not a good idea. If You're still thinking about Your ex and didn't figure out and accept everything that happened, then the thoughts are going to interrupt the development of a new one. Your date might notice it and You could repulse the person. Nobody likes mourners and people talking about (or thinking about) exes. Unless someone wants to have "cry in my arms sex". First close this part of Your life permanently.
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