just a question..is a real one for me....i probably won't wait near long enough.....and we do not have the ability here to talk about what needs to happen so i will forum that one...thanks
petalbabeOgdensburg, New York, Cork Ireland3,101 posts
Thats like saying "How long is a piece of string", my friend!
Its a tuffie, but basically it all depends on how quickly you have moved on, emotionally, from the marriage and divorce.
In very rough terms, Id say a period of at least a year being single again, or just dating your girlfriend, would be a start, before thinking of legally committing again. For both your sakes..
BOBANBOBANPozarevac City, Central Serbia Serbia3,464 posts
phoenixrising1: just a question..is a real one for me....i probably won't wait near long enough.....and we do not have the ability here to talk about what needs to happen so i will forum that one...thanks
kds
No ..........
a man shud always have a back up plane....so if one wife lives you ..the other one will be there fore you
Sorry, can´t answer your question...it all depends on too many things, way too long to write on a Poll. I´m not into writing letters on this..... Good Luck, anyway!
phoenixrising1: just a question..is a real one for me....i probably won't wait near long enough.....and we do not have the ability here to talk about what needs to happen so i will forum that one...thanks
kds
One should wait at least fifty (50) years, in my opinion - but probably even better to wait until another lifetime..........
You know what happens.
You get on an escalator and fall off which makes you feel rather foolish - so why make yourself appear even more foolish to both yourself and others by falling off repeatedly?
No; take the lift instead - or the stairway to Heaven!
Actually met a rather decent chap the other day who'd got divorced just the once many years ago (not three times like me) - He's been together with his 'new' lady now for 17 years... but REFUSES to marry her!
Wy too many variable to guess a time frame, but I would think someone would at least take a few months or so before they even started looking for a date...I think we all need a certian amount of "reflection time" to gather out thoughts and to look within ourself where things got off track in the last relationship, and figure out a set of standards when looking for the next....JMO
Wait (at least) one year after fully divorced to begin "dating". You need that time alone to be with yourself, and adjust. Being alone for a year is not that bad. Use it to get to know who you are and what you want.
How long to commit? Well after you begin dating...I guess that depends on who you are dating and what you're looking for. Not sure how to answer that question.
CaptainBeirutIIILondon, Greater London, England UK1,186 posts
Dawn7z: Really I always thought that you were a bright man who didn't make blanket statements lol. Oh well really we all have to have someone to be okay?
You're not the first one I've "fooled". I was bright in 1982, but something went wrong in the spring of 83.
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how long after divorse should you wait before you commit to another(try to guess a time)(Vote Below)
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