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Is it just a rebound?

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Anonymous User (Age:25 to 29)     When: 8 months ago
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I got out of a long-term relationship last October . Recently I met a guy who also ended his long-term relationship last October . We get along great, but often find ourself talking about our ex-'s . When we're not talking about the ex-'s, things are wonderful; we both have our flaws, of course, but he's quite the ideal boyfriend and we seem to fit each other so well .

I don't want to be his rebound and I don't want him to be mine . I've told him this and, as a result, we're taking things slowly for now . About once a week, we update each other on how we feel about our last break-up and agreed that if either of us decided that we want our ex-back (which we both claim that we won't), we will let each other know right away .

Is it normal to talk about people you broke up with 6 months ago ? Do you think I should continue this wonderful relationship or am I headed down the road toward a broken heart ?

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johnsmith2116 (Age:30 to 35)      When: 7 months ago
Yes, it's common, but it isn't good. I've always believed you should never talk about past relationships when you're with someone new.

And no, I don't consider this situation a rebound. Five months afterward can't be considered a rebound. And even if it was, that's okay. As long as you like the new guy, that's what's really important.
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Acuzio (Age:18 to 24)      When: 8 months ago
Yours is an interesting relationship, but I think it's a healthy one . It's awesome that the two of you are able to talk so openly about your feelings, even if they have to involve other people . Most people try to shut out those thoughts, which tends to make them grow even stronger . You're avoiding that by using discussion to form a bond between yourselves; you're turning your coincidental negative experiences into positive ones .

Since you're both being so up-front, you don't have much to worry about . Your mutual honesty ensures that neither of you will cheat behind the other's back . It's only been six months since your respective break-ups, so it's no wonder that the wounds are still fresh . Give your current relationship enough time and both of your brains will overwrite those old shared experiences with new, better ones .
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