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Is It Okay To Date An Ex's Friend?

by Jen
(Illinois)

I dated my ex for two and a half years and we broke up because we were both really unhappy. We both have had the same circle of friends for years and I developed a lot of feelings for one of my friends I grew up with.

We both have the same feelings for each other but he will not give me the time of day because he is really strict about the whole, "you don't date your friends ex's" idea.

My ex has even told our friend he gives us his blessing and wouldn't care because he has moved on.

I really feel that this guy is my true soul mate and he feels the same...yet he won't date me or give me a chance? what's that all about?

I keep telling him that I will change his mind some how and he always says "we'll see how I handle it."

I'm very confused and hope someone can help.

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Dating A Friend of Your EX
by: Samson Itoje

Dating a friend of an Ex is something most people are not comfortable with. The
general feeling is that people will think you've been having a secret affair all
along especially if you were friends when you were still engaged or married to
your ex.

If the man you're interested in is this kind of person, it will be difficult to change
his mind about having a love relationship with you. Irrespective of what your ex
says, the new guy may not be able to put aside the guilt feeling that he's having
a relationship with his friend's woman.

Besides, he may fear that a love relationship with you may jeopardize his friendship
with your ex sometime in the future irrespective of what he says now.

It's a psychological thing. And psychological things are difficult to erase.

My advice is . . . if you really do love him, keep trying to make it work. But
if he's convinced it's the wrong thing to do, don't tear down his will-power with
continuous nagging.

The truth is . . . you may not be as happy as you ought to be if he's compelled
into a relationship with you because of your persistence.

Try bringing up the subject a couple of times more. If he insists on staying just friends,
let him be. Find someone else.

You may be pleasantly surprised at the man who will turn up in your life if you let yourself be
found by someone else.

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