i wouldn't see it as a rebound relationship, three years have passed, if you've been by yourself then obviously you wasnt ready then, but if you can see yourself in a happy relationship and it is leading somewhere, then go for it. its your happiness. rebounds are normally quick flings after spliting with someone after a week or two, not three years. C=
I would say its 50/50.
to be the one and not the rebound it would have to unexpected you would have to not want it that's how mine is, he watched me for 3 years get emotionally abused.. but we were really good friends and he loves me and has for 3 years i was with someone else
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.
Not necessarily. If they left you for someone else that would indicate they are just moving on - as you should.
There is no legal time limit, but I would suggest you get a divorce before dating. A time span of a year or two is also mentally good so you don't find yourself in a rebound relationship. Divorce is like a mini death and the stages are much the same so this can cloud your judgement in a relationship. Get to know yourself before adding another person and get centered.
yes unless he had cheated on the previous girlfriend with the current one.
Time. That's the only thing which truly heals that particular wound. In the meantime, concentrate on yourself; hobbies, sports, friends. I would not recommend getting involved in another relationship while you're still torching for this girl. That's called a "rebound" relationship, and it only makes the problem worse.
I think that would be considered traveling. You are advancing the ball without dribbling.
He/She would be considered your second cousin.
In order to know if you have been on the opposite side of a rebound you must first ask yourself. Did this person have a girlfriend before me? Who broke up with who? Why did this couple break up? After asking yourself these questions ask yourself how long it has been since that couple broke up. Now, If a boy comes up to you... He's desperate and don't fall for anything he says. He is going to try and earn every bit of your trust and then believe me he will break it. In my experience no man has ever stuck around. I start to ask myself what we had done in our relationship. Had we done anything that would lead him to believe that we were just using each other for what we both had to offer. I also learned that some men can be sneaky and they will use you for what they want and only what they want. At the end of the day think about everything I just told you and ask yourself if this person is really into me, Or am I just a rebound??
Your sister's daughter would be considered your niece.
When one player grabs the ball after a missed shot in basketball it is called a rebound. The offensive orÊdefensive player can get a rebound.