
At times like these, people sometimes long for the best of the old relationships, and consequently forget the worst of those old relationships. It can be tempting to make a call that should not be made, send an e-mail that shouldn't be sent, make a forbidden text message. If this is you, then
Don't Do It!!!!!!
Seriouly, you'll hate yourself in the morning. That old relationship ended for a reason. Romantic feelings are not what is going to make that old relationship work. Trust your common sense.
2 comments:
LMAO!! You are so right. I do still talk to my ex-boyfriend, but I feel I can do it because my emotions are totally out of it now. When he IMs me I'm sitting here alone and bored, so even if he annoys me I talk to him anyway. But lucky for me 1200 miles separate us since I moved, so no chance of anything there even if I do see him while I'm home visiting over the holidays.
But if there are any romantic feelings left, it is absolutely a BAD idea to call. Stirs everything up again and the letdown is usually much worse than the lonely feeling that promted the call.
Liz, good point on the emotional engagement. I almost gave this post the title of "emotional divorce," but I didn't because I thought it was too exclusive.
Anyway, the emotional aspect is the point.
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