How long after ending a relationship, is enough time to start a new relationship?

[mono_gram]

How soon after ending a relationship will you start a new one?

[rosemilk]

whenever you are mentally ready to take on another relationship. this means not only caring for yourself but also caring for another person and their feelings. it may be worth it to be single for quite a bit, maybe even 6 months, just to really learn to be by yourself and accept that relationships only add on to your life and are not your whole entire life

[sheikalana]

I'm not a good example. I would usually say at least six months to heal and feel interested in other people but I went on my first date with my now husband one month after breaking up with my ex. So, I guess there's no right or wrong recipe.

[Fireguy17]

lets see her car rounded the corner so ok off to the bar.
It can really depend on how things were handled.
Has the breakup a long time coming, and should have happened 6 months ago, where you more involved in the relationship that your partner and you really had feeling for them but were dumped, did they catch you doinking someone else?

[coachTanthony]

most times right away because lets face it... mentally you already left that relationship a long time ago.

[AutumnSerenity]

There’s no set time. It really just depends if you’ve met someone you really connect with. If you’re concerned about taking some time to heal from the past relationship before jumping into a new one, you could take things slow and just be friends or simply put it off altogether. It’s entirely up to you.

[PaulEGon]

As soon as the right (girl in my case) comes along. Could be the next day or could be a year later. There is no way of knowing until it happens. If the right one comes along two days later and you say no because of it being "too soon," you could lose out on a lifetime of joy.

[ManOnFire]

That really depends on where your heart and your mind are after coming out of one. If you ended the relationship I imagine it is because you already want to start with someone else, or you ended it because the relationship was toxic.

[NathanDavis]

not like I ever planned it, it just happened...

anywhere from 6, to 9 months... over a year

even for the same person, it could vary from time to time due to the different circumstances of every relationship

[Nikki1989]

Whenever you are ready. I have started new relationships on the same day as a break-up. Life is too short to waste time.

[Billlewis]

Oh my goodness... '... on the same day as a break-up'. You never cease to amaze me, Goddess ❤️

[PeachyPie93]

It all depends, if I was in love with the guy still it would probably take a few months to a year before I would want to try with someone else. If I wasn't in love with them then immediately.

[Shedzij567]

Whenever you feel ready and the person you find makes you feel like you want to be in a relationship again

[Little_Bumblebee]

I never have a rule or a set date.

To me it's all about whether I feel ready, and whether I meet someone new to date.

[JacobJordan]

As long as it takes for you to not bring the bullshit from the last relationship into the new one

[IslaTheWitch]

for me, it was over two years, and it looks like now it will be a comparable time...

[exitseven]

I would date somebody new the next day if I had the chance

[LiamJHayden]

Immediately. To me the loss of a relationship is not like the death of a loved one. No mourning period is needed.

[clubboss]

If you find a suitable person then just get right into it as you have moved forward already.

[boggboss]

That depends on the person no?