Hmm well i would say if hes on the rebound he will be flirting with alot of woman and looking for love in all the wrong places.... When they rush things much quicker than usual. (relationshipwise)
Well let me give you a situation I had and how I handeled it and hopefully I can help you out:
Well to make a long story short....I met this guy and we hit it off, started off as friends then we fell in love and dated for half a year....then he broke up with me.After the break I was heart broken (like any other person in love) Even when we were dating I had guys come up to me wanting to date me, but to tell you the truth they didn't want to date me, they just wanted to have sex with me and I'm not that kind of girls. So... when we broke up the guys all started thinking that maybe I would be more into it now to get back at him for breaking up with me. But I said 'NO". Not just because I'm not into guys that don't bring positive energy, but because I knew even though me and my boyfriend broke up I still had feelings for him. What I'm trying to get at is If you still have feelings for a person deal with those feelings before you jump into something else. This doesn't mean to sit in a depression mode but realize it's going to take some time if that person ment something to you. And another little tid-bit I would add in is don't settel for less. I'm not talking about money! I'm talking about not setteling for someone that doesn't treat you with respect. Well I hope this helped you instead of being just blank space.
And I would really appreciate it if you try and answer mine.....I posted it as "How do girls get a good man?"
because i treat you like a peice of meat and only call when i want some lovin.
Also, everytime i see my ex, i get jealous coz she was way hotter then you are and your just the leftover consolation prize.
call me.......
The best way to know is knowing how much time passed between the time when his old relationship ended, and when yours and his relationship began.
If it was a period of less than two weeks, it is possible it is a rebound relationship.
It's when he has been in a relationship which has ended and he goes very quickly into a new relationship. He may not particually want to be with that person but is so used to being in a relationship that he "Rebounds" from one relationship to another. Imagine the guy being a ball that rebounds off of a goalpost. The ball could go anywhere and end up with anyone. Sometimes these relationships work, sometimes they don't.
Some people are glad to be rid of their ex, while others had no say in the matter. If one is hurt by their ex mate then it takes several months to even a year to get over it. Rushing into another serious relationship is not the answer to one's pain of lost love. A person that is on the rebound (actually doesn't realize they are doing this) can act moody, distant, disinterested, doesn't seem to apply themselves in the present relationship. They may even talk a lot about their ex. Still, if the person is a good person it's could well be worth the wait and would take patience and good communication skills.
When the person memory of the last relationship is so vivid it seems like there taking to the person and not you. You know it is still so fresh the break up
I don't think you really ever know. Unless you talked to him/her about it.
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if you feel that a person is with you because they came out of a relationship, and know that you'll say "yes", then you're a rebound
Rebound is used as a verb that means to recoil, bounce, or ricochet. As a noun, it means a recoil, bounce, ricochet, or repercussion. Example sentences: As a verb: You will rebound from this disappointment before you know it. As a noun: The rebound off the backboard put the ball right into the basket!
Because it can be used for rolling.
I don't know if a year gone by can be considered a rebound, but it may have more to do with your feelings after the breakup. Rebound relationships are usually defined as dating someone while still bouncing back from losing another person. But you left your ex-husband, so chances are, a year later, you're not on the rebound anymore. But, of course, only you would know whether you were or not.
The Rebound was created in 2009.
Rebound.
What is the definition for "there was no guarding or rebound?"
Recently out of a relationship & on the rebound.
I dont ever see someone as being a rebound. In all reality after you date someone and break up and eventually find someone new its just moving on. whether it was a day after or a year after a break up i mean i don't think there is a thing such as a rebound just moving on with your life.
A board is another word for rebound
if the ball bonces of something or someone.thats a rebound.