Is it incredibly odd for a significant other to continue an in depth relationship with his ex girlfriend's family? And does it allow for them to emotionally (whether subconsciously or consciously) create room for the new relationship?
I'm always a bit surprised when people ask for other's opinion on what's normal or not.
What matters the most is how *you* feel in this situation
As a principle, I was thinking the same thing, but I thought about it, and wondered if there was more to it than worrying about what others think. Not to bring MBTI in this, but I think it's the easiest for dom Fi users to say this. Fe users need external calibration. While I wouldn't use the word "normal", I think it's fine to ask "Is this (situation) okay?"
To say that would be for me to say my past self of yesterday is a bitch. All I'm saying is that other people - even if they learn their own life lessons - just aren't built to think like you.I agree! And this is what these forums are all about. I hope i didn't come across as a bitch
I think its weird. I would personally not date a man who is very much involved with his ex's family. I feel like his past would interfeer too much with our present and our future. But this is different for everyone...this is only my personal opinion on the matter.
Is it incredibly odd for a significant other to continue an in depth relationship with his ex girlfriend's family? And does it allow for them to emotionally (whether subconsciously or consciously) create room for the new relationship?
Is it incredibly odd for a significant other to continue an in depth relationship with his ex girlfriend's family? And does it allow for them to emotionally (whether subconsciously or consciously) create room for the new relationship?
They win nothing. Unless you're a sociopath and you couldn't win anything anyway but sense of accomplishment.who ever cares less ...wins.
thats harsh, but it is what it is
Sounds like someone has had their heart broken a time or two...who ever cares less ...wins.
thats harsh, but it is what it is
Is it incredibly odd for a significant other to continue an in depth relationship with his ex girlfriend's family? And does it allow for them to emotionally (whether subconsciously or consciously) create room for the new relationship?
And I've had to ask myself: do I really need this person in my life? Like, really, what's the point
acquaintanceships
@ClevelandINTP This sounds like Doorslam Gate material. You've spent too much time with us. You're compromised. #Anti-Doorslam 2020 #Joking #PleaseUnderstandMyJoke
I had to google this. It's a real word. Is there a thing as best acquaintance? I am going to make you formal social status change request forms to hand out to people.
Hmm. OK. I was going to use it whether it was or not because certain words should exist.It's a real word.
I am going to make you formal social status change request forms to hand out to people.