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Have you ever been romatically interested in someone who has broke up with their S/O?

BatmanRH

And has that person reciprocated those feelings?

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Reply 1

Alexion

No

You're welcome for the input :cute:

Reply 2

BatmanRH

Original post by Alexion

No

You're welcome for the input :cute:

To the first or second part?

Reply 3

Alexion

Original post by BatmanRH

To the first or second part?

Both, and I'm sorry, I'd have hoped some serious answers would follow :/

Reply 4

BatmanRH

Original post by Alexion

Both, and I'm sorry, I'd have hoped some serious answers would follow :/

Ah well, maybe later.

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

Yes! and it sucks!!
my best friend and her bf broke up a few months ago (going out for 3 years) and I like him a lot! Since we went to school together we got quite close and that's when I started liking him (obviously I couldn't say anything back then). still haven't had the guts to tell him because he just sees me as a friend. It sucks even more because I met him today before he went back to uni and I had the chance to tell him but I couldn't :/

s/o?

Original post by thefatone

s/o?

significant other

Reply 8

thefatone

Original post by BatmanRH

significant other

oh alright, i thought it meant sister.... i'm a weird guy

Reply 9

tinkerbelle2

Yes and yes but his feelings were not as strong for me as mine for him, as sadly (for me) he got back with his ex in a flash

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(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 10

BatmanRH

Original post by tinkerbelle2

Yes and yes but his feelings were not as strong for me as mine for him, as sadly (for me) he got back with his ex in a flash

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Ah that's a shame

Reply 11

phunky_fresh

Original post by BatmanRH

And has that person reciprocated those feelings?

Yes he was emotionally unavailable. I wouldn't date someone who's just come out of a relationship again tbh.

Reply 12

BatmanRH

Original post by phunky_fresh

Yes he was emotionally unavailable. I wouldn't date someone who's just come out of a relationship again tbh.

What happened?

Reply 13

phunky_fresh

Original post by BatmanRH

What happened?

Oops I meant to say he wasn't emotionally avaliable. He was still getting over his ex and wasn't ready for a relationship although he tried to convince me it was oherwise.

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 14

amelia_lily

No, I don't want to be a "rebound". :smile:

Reply 15

Little Popcorns

Yes actually and he ended up in his own words 'in love with me' I was shocked tbh when it all started I was like meh I'm a rebound this is shitty but I had low self esteem at the time and just needed to get away from stressful reality of life at that point so dived right in with him and clearly worked out better than expected

Reply 16

dean01234

Yes. Things started just before the breakup (homewrecker), they broke up a few days later, took things really slow for a while but gradually things picked up and have worked out really well.

Reply 17

RayApparently

Surely most people would, given that most people will have broken up with someone before they settle down.

Reply 18

BatmanRH

Original post by Little Popcorns

Being the rebound is something i'm wary of atm

Reply 19

BatmanRH

Original post by dean01234

Yes. Things started just before the breakup (homewrecker), they broke up a few days later, took things really slow for a while but gradually things picked up and have worked out really well.