It depends on maturity of both. There is no fix percentage of becoming friend after break-up. If both willing to left the past as only memory and willing to accept new relationship status (friend), it shouldn't be a problem.
Break-up is a common things in life. And be open-minded will increase the percentage of becoming friend after a break-up.
Live by yourself and sometime break-up is a good sign of new living style. At least you can choose again or being chosen again.
Good luck!
36%
It appears that with this new generation exes are suppose to be friends and a low percentage can be, but generally it does not work out because one of two exes is still in love with the other. It is far wiser to walk away from an ex and both of you go your separate ways. If one or both of you meet someone else that will be in your life by remaining friends it could cause some problems in your new relationship.
In this new generation it seems to be the National Sport to keep exes as friends. It is a much better idea to move on from an ex and leave the past behind because one of the two people that were involved in the past relationship generally still love the other ex partner. There is a very low percentage of exes truly being friends and, it is much wiser to leave the ex behind and not hurt the one you are with at the present time.
Not best friends, but probably friends. Being best friends means a lot of alone time with the other person, with exes, that's difficult. How can something like intercourse or an argument happen?
If you both had friends together then you have the same right to hang out with those friends.
Of course they could still be more. If you were exes, then you were together. If you were together, you had feelings for one another. These feelings tend to not go away.
Absolutley. I'm in a close just friends relationship with my friend. But, I'm not married.
If your ex wanted out of your relationship by still wants to be friends, it is up to you to decide if you can handle being friends. Some exes end up being great friends, while others just can't do it. If you feel uncomfortable being friends, just be honest with her.
She might be friends, she likes to remain civil with her exes, but he did break up with her in 2008.
if u still love her you should defend for her
Unless he has told you he loves you then you are simply second-guessing him. Some exes stay together as friends and it appears that this is what is going on in your case. If he loved you he'd be with you without any other ties. Sorry.
* There seems to be a trend in today's society of people wanted to still be connected as friends with their exes. 'Ex' means it's over and it's best to move on. Most people have enough friends and they don't need to complicate matters with an ex.
they want to protect you from mistakes you've made in the past.