Why would someone seek relationship advice online and what is a rebound relationship? ?

[Patty61446]

[caring__1]

Sometimes people are embarrassed to acknowledge their reality, so online help feels safer. They can vent without fear of negative repercussions. It's harder to know whether someone you don't meet in person is truly qualified to help, but, often, people are more interested in complaining about others than getting true help for themselves. Just look at all the people who put value in the often odd, dysfunctional or disrespectful comments they read on this site.

A rebound relationship isn't necessarily about how quickly the person enters a new relationship. It's about entering a new relationship before resolving the last one. Without resolving the last one, we tend to bring the unresolved issues forward, projecting those unresolved issues on innocent people. People often believe it is safer to accuse their present partner than to address the true abuser.

After a breakup, it's not uncommon for people to swear they won't enter a new relationship without some type of premarital therapy, yet, unwilling to rock the boat or admit things are less than ideal, they marry again without premarital therapy. These new relationships often end in annulment or divorce.

[bowenw]

People may ask online so they can remain anonymous.
A rebound relationship is one a person gets into shortly after breaking up with someone else.

[Patty61446]

Thanks

[bowenw]

No problem.

[Patty61446]

Yea it's interesting how people are looking for advice maybe for relationship problems how sad..

[bowenw]

There are obviously a lot of people having trouble with their relationships.

[Patty61446]

Wow!

[spartan55]

Someone who?