You were obviously fond of each other at some point. As long as you weren't in an abusive or harmful relationship and there aren't a lot of mixed signals, there shouldn't be anything wrong with staying friends. I think that as long as you were not mistreated in the relationship, it is a good idea to be friendly towards an ex. It's usually a lot easier than the alternative, i.e. not being friendly and polite. Please make sure, however, that you are not leaving yourself open to be hurt by this person by carrying on a friendship with them. This is especially important if the break-up was recent. no its not wrong you should still be friends
I strongly disagree with this statement because even when I don't want to be polite, I still am no matter the gender. The person you are being polite to, doesn't deserve to be treated wrong because they didn't do anything to you.
I guess that's true, but why not eat your hand instead as long as we're talking crazy?
sure! why not, just don't get the wrong ideas- they are probabyl just inviting you to either show there are no hard feelings (if u dumped them) or that they still like you, just as a friend (if they dumped you!) so just go for it and return the gesture. Matt
You shouldve wrote "I" instead of 'you' in the question because you arent talking about me. We are talking about YOU. Well, anyway, it's not wrong or bad. But you should wait a few years before jumping to conclusions like that and see if you are still with that person.
Polite is correct, politer is not a word. (Wayne is much more polite than Stacy.) - Wrong. Politer is a word. Both forms are possible. Look at the Oxford English dictionary for reference, unfortunately I am not allowed to link to it.
Well, that's not a polite thing to say. I don't think George W. Bush has done anything wrong to get himself into Hell. He would have to kill someone or kill himself to get sent to Hell, like with the rest of us. But still, not a polite question.
Well first find out why she broke up with you. It was probably because you were dumb. BUT...if she's not talking to you then you did something wrong. Go to her and say this exactly: "I am so sorry for what I did and my life is absolutely nothing without you LOVE ME AGAIN NOW!!!!" If she is mad at you.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with talking to someone, even if you are in a relationship, talking does not constitute cheating. :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No, you shouldn't feel bad at all but you might want to be by yourself until you are over your ex..
Well hate is obviously the wrong word to use if he is still considered your man. If he hated you, he would not still be with you. However, some men have resentment and/or jealousy issues.(jealous in an envious way not in a "who was that guy you were talking to? sort of way). Some men will put you down to other people behind your back, or blame things they have done wrong on you to hide their own embarrasment and avoid taking responsibility in front of judgemental friends or family. For passive-agressive asses like these, save your love for a true night in shining armor which can only arrive once the ass has been dumped!!!!
Telephones exist. Work is a bad place to do all your talking. It is not a bad place to meet. Still, once you have met, it is better to talk on the phone. If he is not willing to talk on the phone, something is wrong.
It is not wrong to avoid a friend you do not have time for, but it is more polite to simply let them know that you are busy with other things at the moment and will talk to them soon.
If you mean "talking-tos" as in a type of communication or direction, then yes, it can refer to instructions or guidance given verbally.