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Going Back to Your Ex? Wrong Idea! – 9 Reasons Why You Should Not Go Back to Your Ex

Jenny Soul by Jenny Soul
November 18, 2023
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Most relationships don’t always go as we plan, hence we all have ‘EXes’. You may be tempted to return to the arms of your ex lover for so many reasons, most especially if the sex and attention was massive.

But I must warn you about the dangers of going back to your ex lover. There are so many reasons but this article will sum them into nine. Read on!

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  1. Past Issues: Reconnecting with an ex may bring back unresolved problems or conflicts that led to the breakup in the first place. And this is not good for mental and emotional connectivity in both partners. So before you consider going back to your ex, ensure that you have both settled and spoken intensively about your past issues.
  2. Emotional Rollercoaster: Rekindling a relationship can be emotionally turbulent, as it may resurrect old feelings and uncertainties. There may be times you will ask yourself  “Am I doing the right thing?” then you begin to feel unusual and wants to back out again, but all of that is as a result of your emotion that has not been stabilized before you return into the relationship.
  3. Personal Growth: Staying apart allows both individuals to focus on personal growth and self-discovery, which may be hindered in a past relationship. Take a moment to stay apart, it will help you to think, refocuses and be emotionally ready for a new relationship.
  4. Trust Issues: If trust was an issue before, it might be challenging to rebuild and fully trust each other again. Trust is very fragile and once broken it is difficult to rebuild. For a relationship that has been dissolved, it means the trust is wounded and will need some time to rebuild. So be warned of trust issues when you think of going back to your ex.
  5. History Repeating: Going back may lead to repeating the same patterns that led to the initial breakup, without addressing the underlying issues.
  6. New Opportunities: Being single opens up opportunities for new experiences, relationships, and personal fulfilment that might be missed in a rekindled relationship.
  7. Independence: Reconnecting might compromise the independence and autonomy you’ve gained since the breakup. Are you ready to give up your independence?
  8. Unresolved Differences: Fundamental differences that were not addressed before might resurface, causing continued discord.
  9. Future Compatibility: Consider whether your long-term goals, values, and lifestyles align, as going back may hinder finding a more compatible partner in the future.

The idea of going back to your ex is not very fun but it all depends on you and what you intend to achieve. Also, if you think you can handle all the ups and downs of rekindling with your ex, then it’s all your call. But always know that loving and being loved in equal measure is a treasure you do not want to miss.

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