What's something your ex taught you?

[Simslover92]

For me, it's that-Listening and really hearing someone are two separate things.

Listening is a passive, physiological act of perceiving sound, while hearing someone—true listening—is an active, conscious, and empathetic process of understanding the deeper emotions, intentions, and meanings behind words.

[NathanDavis]

first one... authentic Mexican cuisine, how to cook it from scratch

second one... advanced math, the only one time I actually paid attention to Math

third one... how to dance better, any kind of dancing

fourth one... how to pull apart a car's engine

[Still-alive]

Communication and boundaries are vital

[Chazmatazz269]

One taught me a simple trick for mitigating my road rage. I took every slight, real or imagined, personally; like they were doing it just to mess with me. She politely suggested that maybe i’m experiencing mistakes by others. Maybe they already feel bad and i don’t need to hold onto it like i did. It took a while to come around, because there ARE selfish people doing sh*tty things to others in traffic, but i do stress about traffic much less if i can remind myself that most of them are probably honest mistakes.

[sage2021]

The question ❓ for me is more like what didn't he teach me.

He was highly intelligent and had a gregarious personality.

He taught me a lot about our universe.

He taught me what unconditional love is.

He taught me how to really care deeply for someone you love.

He taught me that all men are NOT the same.

He taught me that two people can have a great time together just staying at home.

He taught me that I could laugh 🤣 🤣 again and again and again until I had tears in my eyes 👁️ 👁️ because he was so damn funny!

He taught me a lot of words that I didn't know before.

He taught me that I made him the happiest man in the entire Megaverse. Which is bigger than the universe. And he used to say that a lot.

He taught me that it's okay to give my heart away again after being hurt so many times.

He taught me that he was going to heaven and if something happened to him, that's where he'll be.

And that's where he is.
RIP Patrick John 🍪 🍪 🍪 🥛 🥛 🥛❤️

[ABitShattered]

That for some people no matter how hard you try what you do for them won't be good enough. Smart? Caring? Loving? Successful? All of the good physical traits? Doesn't matter if what you do isn't good enough.

[bobalife]

True love isn't supposed to hurt like this...

[Nikki1989]

Metaphysics. He is a very intelligent man.

[queenofcardio]

He taught me a lot about his culture and how to speak common phrases in his language.

[WhitneySnow]

I agree, but I would switch it. I think listening is deeper than hearing.

[Shiprex]

That I shouldn't trust so easily though I can say I am no innocent there either.

[MidnightRivers]

She taught me a lot, be very careful with what I say, be more tentative and udnerstanding

[LC75LC71]

Like my most recent? Nothing. My first long ago taught me heartbreak.

[Master_Debator]

That sometimes a girl can't handle having sex more than once a day... she starts to walk funny and complains a lot about me tearing up her vagina.

[msc545]

Never to get married again and never to believe what women tell me.

[Confusedpenguin]

He taught me that I should always trust my gut, and I also learned a lot about how to respect myself better and to stand up for myself

[leva532]

How to lay me down so and best way to explore me.

[Agape93]

Depends. From cooking chicken wings to tripwires

[Jersey2]

That sex can be a bit wild.

[AgentG111]

Honestly is extremely Rare!

[wkhan_87]

A lot of things like love and romance 💞