Oftentimes, there’s a really good reason behind every breakup. It could be because you and your ex have grown apart through the years, or it could also be because the relationship has gone stale. Even a third party involved could mean that there was something very wrong in the relationship and that it was not properly addressed.
Whatever the reason of your breakup may be, there will be times when you’d think about getting back WITH (not getting back AT) your ex. Maybe you miss the good times you spent together, or perhaps you just don’t see yourself spending your days with somebody else.
But should you two get back together in an instant? Definitely not. As I mentioned earlier, there’s a very good reason why you two broke up in the first place. And up until now, that issue is still not properly addressed. However, that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t consider the idea. There are people who end up having a fulfilling relationship after a rocky one. There’s a chance that the same could happen to you.
Then again, there’s no easy way of knowing whether it might really work out the next time or not. You can, however, look at how things were when you broke up. Was trust an issue for both of you? Was there ever an instance when one of you cheated? Do you think both of you will be more open to communication this time around? Can you commit to spending more quality time with your partner? These are major things that you need to think about before sticking your neck out and asking your ex for another shot at love.
If you cannot bear the restrictions of an exclusive relationship, then it’s probably best that you leave things as they are. Same thing goes if you have been hurt so much that forgiveness is not something that you can do this time. Spare you and your ex the trouble of going through another painful process if you cannot handle the possibility of being disappointed again. But if you think there’s still hope, then by all means be open to the prospect of rekindling your relationship with your ex.