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Moving On...

September 27 2009

Just curious.... At the moment, I am seperating with my 'defacto' of nearly a decade...  I feel somehow like a kid in a candy store having signed up with RHP, as a distraction I guess from the current situation. The feelings with the 'ex' are mutual, and there is no animosity so to speak between us.  Neither of us are seeing anyone else nor have we since first getting together. I guess we have come to an agreement that there must be more to offer each other's life partner than we have been offering each other.   My question is this: How long should one wait before venturing out back into the dating world so as not to 'destroy' the other person, just out of decency I guess?    It might sound wrong, but I cant wait to be with another woman!

Comments

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    I am going through the same thing with my "defacto" and to be honest, I think you just need to speak to each other. That's what we have been doing. Just be completely honest with her. Although after 10 years I can just imagine what you want to be getting up to! MzB x

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    Mate. There's no need for a period of mourning. She's not dead. When you feel comfortable, I guess. That's the right time for you. The thing abut being separated is... her sex life is her business is hers ... and none of yours... quid pro quo.   Glad to hear there's no animosity.   Hugs Gazza

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    Hi plaineaverageguy,as long as your head is in the right place, n your feeling comfortable with the idea of the new adventure/s that await you youll be fine.n will know when your ready n when .As gazpacho said her sex life is her business....n of yours... but by the same token your sex life is your buiness, n none of hers.Best wishes for your future

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    Yes, it's none of her business anymore and I don't see why she should even have to know your every move (and vice versa obviously)! It's great that there are no hard feelings between you but I wouldn't advise making her "your best friend that you share everything with".   I say, if you feel like dating, date.... if it does happen to get serious sometime down the track, then hopefully your ex will have found someone too!

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    Clearly none of us on here know how you both really feel about each other, but if you have broken up and presumably she or you or both have moved out, then what happens from now in your life is your business only and what she does is hers. I guess there is no real reason not to remain friends but i dont think it is necessary to give her all the details of what you are doing and if you feel like hooking up with someone from here or elsewhere then go for it. But are you looking for someone to "date" or just sexual encounters only?? If it is the first, perhaps you should tread carefully before committing yourself to another relationship. X

  • RHP

    RHP User

    16 years ago

    you said the feeling with your ex was mutual. No relationship. Finished. Finito. Gone. Over.If you are worried about what your ex is thinking it will affect the next one. Sometimes when there is a breakup one of the people or both have someone else on their mind or doing it already anyway.Minnie