Staying with another friend's relationship after your breakup means that you still have feelings for the other person.
NO. Trust me when I say this. I tried being friends with my ex (we were good friends before the relationship), but it never worked out. We eventually got back into a relationship and it just didn't work that way either. Save yourself the hurt, and don't try to be friends with them.
Staying at friend's house will save you money.
If the relationship is stable, there shouldn't be an issue regarding staying.
true friends its for we will always be friends no madder what
She might still be deciding whether she likes you... Try staying friends with you and hopefully she will realise how cute, funny and awesome you are and then you try again. Try hanging out as friends and hopefully a relationship will come of it.
Just try to think of them as more of a friend than a partner, i've just come out of a long term relationship, but i still want to remain in contact and be good friends, and he wants to aswell. I'll miss being in a relationship, but the fact that they still want to stay in contact and be friends, shows how good your relationship was! Just try and be friends, but not look at all the things that you did when you were in a relationship, depends how intimate you were, but you'll be okay, just be honest
Friends that live near and around you.
Warning:Risk of losing friend is great, little likelyhood of you staying friends.
If that is their choice and works for them so be it.
basically just staying in contact with families or friends
You get close friends by meeting people and staying in contact with them constantly. For them to like you, you must be yourself.
It usually boils down to one or more of the following reasons: ---The ex thinks by saying they want to be friends, they'll soften the blow of breaking up with you and appear to be less of the 'heartless dumper'. The desire for friendship may not be genuine, just a temporary way of appeasing you. ---Staying friends with you allows them to enjoy the 'buddy' aspects about you they like while no longer having to deal with the boyfriend/girlfriend aspect. ---They may hope to keep you on the back burner, in case their current relationship doesn't work out. The problem is, by staying in touch with them, you keep investing in the hope that they'll change their mind about being with you. Being friends with the ex, especially immediately following the breakup, makes it harder for you to get past the pain and accept that the relationship you had or desired with them is firmly in the past. Try going no contact for awhile--no communication between you--it might make it easier to move on.