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
I think its entirely up to yourself how long you want to wait,my ex remarried today and we were divorced one and a half year ago although we had been separated nearly seven years before divorce.
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
Last I checked there was no preset time of waiting after a divorce. It's different for differnt people. WHatever is comfortable for you.
DarkhorsemanGladstonia ... it's a strange, Queensland Australia1,304 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
It all depends on how long it takes for your scrote to stop hurting and your bank balance to approach some colour other than Crimson.
May 31, 2009 1:20 PM CST how long after divorse should you wait before you commit to another(try to guess a time)
santarosaPaulSanta Rosa, CA, California USA173 Posts
santarosaPaulSanta Rosa, CA, California USA173 posts
niceguy43: thats silly putting a time scale on that in a poll . how can you say a time limit .you just know when its right and you feel ready surely!
I agree with everyone who said it's an individual time limit. What if you'd only been married for 3 months? How about 1 or 2 years? How about 7 years? What if it was 15 years or more? A good long marriage, then you probably lost your life long partner. A short marriage, then it just must've been a fling... gotta quit looking for love in all the wrong places. Love is good for the heart, it makes you feel like you're on top of the world.
phoenixrising1OPnorthern, British Columbia Canada1,086 posts
santarosaPaul: I agree with everyone who said it's an individual time limit. What if you'd only been married for 3 months? How about 1 or 2 years? How about 7 years? What if it was 15 years or more? A good long marriage, then you probably lost your life long partner. A short marriage, then it just must've been a fling... gotta quit looking for love in all the wrong places. Love is good for the heart, it makes you feel like you're on top of the world.
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we discuss the issues at the forum HOW LONG AFTER DIVORCE,,WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN..
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
yea how long is a ball of string??been on my own now 8 years,and stil looking mind you,all my money is mine,am morgage free,my kids hav growd up and im lonely shal i carry on ladies serious tho i chose this way to be where i am today,,,finding my partner....now thats hard.....it is my destiny to find that partner to carry on who i am.......
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
You never can put a time on these things. I do suggest though that you have your head and heart sorted out and know where you are going prior to beginning to think of starting a new relationship. Allow yourself time to heal from the last so as you can improve on the next. Good luck
But for many breaking up from a relationship is traumatic and is kinda like a bereavement, there are stages we need to go thro to heal and find ourselves again, or we will take baggage into our next relationship.
phoenixrising1OPnorthern, British Columbia Canada1,086 posts
morgan5: I don't think you can put a time limit on it.
But for many breaking up from a relationship is traumatic and is kinda like a bereavement, there are stages we need to go thro to heal and find ourselves again, or we will take baggage into our next relationship.
phoenixrising1OPnorthern, British Columbia Canada1,086 posts
sxc666: You never can put a time on these things. I do suggest though that you have your head and heart sorted out and know where you are going prior to beginning to think of starting a new relationship. Allow yourself time to heal from the last so as you can improve on the next. Good luck
thanks
i did not see myself taking this direction...but i can see now how important this all is time to heal..
phoenixrising1OPnorthern, British Columbia Canada1,086 posts
sinseeker48: yea how long is a ball of string??been on my own now 8 years,and stil looking mind you,all my money is mine,am morgage free,my kids hav growd up and im lonely shal i carry on ladies serious tho i chose this way to be where i am today,,,finding my partner....now thats hard.....it is my destiny to find that partner to carry on who i am.......
I couldn't vote on here since my time scale wasn't listed. It probably is like everyone else has said, depends on things. The divorce care class I attended at my church way, way back, says that on average, it can take up to 5 yrs. before someone is ready to move on.
My own experience, it's been 7 yrs. now, and just now I am feeling ready to go forward with my life. I tried a few dates in-between, but never went past the first date - and a few flaky women (no offense) at that matter too. I'd say yes, it depends, and on alot of things. Doesn't help for those with depression issues and low esteem either. There's my 2 cents worth.
This is a hard question to answer because every situation and person is different. I think if the couple is young, they both should wait at least 5 years before getting married again. Especially if they got married right out of highschool. Kinda like I did. I needed time to figure out who I was on my own since I had never been single before. And I definitely needed time to get my head straight. For me, I was no where near ready for a serious relationship after 5 years of being single. Took me some time. And I would be a little suspicious of a serious relationship with someone who has only been divorced for a few years. JMO Of course this may be different for some folks, especially if you have been married a few times.
Oh, and I have been single since 2000. Had some flings since then but I'm just now ready to start over and meet someone for the real deal. Long time I know...
phoenixrising1OPnorthern, British Columbia Canada1,086 posts
goldstone: I couldn't vote on here since my time scale wasn't listed. It probably is like everyone else has said, depends on things. The divorce care class I attended at my church way, way back, says that on average, it can take up to 5 yrs. before someone is ready to move on.
My own experience, it's been 7 yrs. now, and just now I am feeling ready to go forward with my life. I tried a few dates in-between, but never went past the first date - and a few flaky women (no offense) at that matter too. I'd say yes, it depends, and on alot of things. Doesn't help for those with depression issues and low esteem either. There's my 2 cents worth.
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
I have heard it stated that the best way to get over one, is to get under another.
phoenixrising1: thank you for that...i was wondering ...but there is all this talk of baggage....perhaps if i take an air liner flight i might loose some baggage.
Not sure about Air Canada, but America Worst (now US Airways) can lose baggage on a non stop flight between Reno, NV & Phoenix, AZ.
BTW, thank you for the email thanking me for posting in YOUR forum.
it does vary from person to person. it's been about two years for me, still not sure if i'm ready, but thinking about it. my best approximation , she started about two years before the divorce.
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