There are no second chances with exes.You haven't mentioned the reason for your break-up.If it was some kind of misunderstanding then may be you can give it slow and gradual start.But then hey,mature people do not break-up over misunderstandings.And if he had cheated on you then just forget it for he isn't gonna change.And usually,men tend to take you for granted if you go back to them.Remember in life never look back on any decision that you have made.You have stick to your convictions.And you need to move on in life.If you had a break-up,I am sure you must have had some solid reasons to go ahead with it.
AnswerThank you for your input. I really want to believe that his indiscretions merit no energy on my part. I just miss his friendship and am shocked that he moved on so quickly. (He started talking to someone one month before we officially broke up...now I know they've been sleeping together, too.)(We were living together for two years and have known each other since high school.) It's hard to remember the reasons I didn't want to be with him when someone else is involved. I am sick from all of this. Physically and emotionally. I cut off all communication a few days ago (after he asked me to "give him some space to take care of it" and then didn't call) but it was probably one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. Now I'm struggling with deciding whether to send the "other woman" a letter outlining our relationship and his faults. I wish I could be stronger. It's very, very hard.
AnswerLeave the other woman alone. She'll get hers because a dognever changes his spots. More importantly, leave him alone. You don't want him to serve you up this same situation with some added twists two more years down the line and you have to help him pay child support for a new mistress because "the condom broke".
I think you should let her get over it, give her a month
A smaller chance to pursue other interests
you ask her hows it going,and talk about someone or something you know about is going on with them,or about her main intrest,ask easy questions that you know she can answer,or ask her for edvice on something she knows a lot about.
it would depend on what caused the breakup in the first place. Sometimes you have to review what went wrong in the relationship before you can attempt to pursue it again.
When you go to college, you pursue a degree.
The word pursue is a verb.Dogs pursue cats. Cats pursue mice.
Please describe the experiences, opportunities and/or positions you would like to have the chance to pursue in the next 12-18 months.
pursue, chase
Well, many students have borrowed student loans in order to pursue their careers and dreams. However, there is a possible chance that the loans have been reduced.
Yes you can. However, you may be required to complete prerequisite course work for the new program of study if you have not done so already. Click on the related links section (U.S. Department of labor) indicated below. You will be able to retrieve information on just about any career from A through Z.
An antonym for pursue is flee.
Never say never. The only way you are going to find out is ask him out. Good luck!