Be there for your ex. Just because you don't make good "couple" material doesn't mean you can't be friends. If you're an honest, trustworthy person, you will gain a lot of respect from your ex and hopefully as well as your new girlfriend.
Even though the new chick may say she understands, it doesn't mean that she's comfortable with it. Be prepared to support the new girl a little more, emotionally, while you're going through this with your ex.
Hopefully, what you'll get out of this is knowing that you helped your friend (ex) out as well as gained some trust and respect from the new chick. After all, how can a person say that they trust you when you're never in a position to prove it?
I have been there for ex's before. I have had current girlfriends say "If I asked you to choose me or the ex, what would you do." My response to the girl was "Nice knowing ya." At that point, she had no choice but to give me the opportunity to PROVE that she could trust me.
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You and your ex were together for 3 years, so I am sure that you have grown close with her family. Even if she didn't ask you to be there for her, would you still want to go to the funeral? If you said yes, then I don't think there should be a time limit. You are grieving also. Just be aware that death can bring 2 people closer together. And just because you are over the relationship, doesn't mean she is. I think your new girl sounds very nice and I don't know if I could be so understanding
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