How to Approach Relationships After Break Up or Divorce (Video)

Dan and Jennifer

February 26, 2009

How soon is TOO soon to approach a new relationship after break up or divorce?

Nobody likes being alone, especially after being in a close intimate relationship, which is why most people start dating again soon after ending their old relationship.

Dating someone new is fine, but be aware of WHY you're dating this new person. While there's really nothing wrong with it and there's no mandatory "you must be alone and miserable" period, it's crucial to avoid getting into a rebound relationship for the wrong reasons.

Just because they are the exact opposite of your old partner doesn't necessarily make them RIGHT for you. It just eases your short term frustrations with your previous partner, the frustrations that caused you to separate.

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