Even if you want to dive into a new romance again, you shouldn't rush. It's important to understand that you're really ready for a new relationship.
There are several key factors that can help you understand that a person has not yet recovered from a breakup and will not be able to build a healthy and strong relationship.
If you constantly think about how life could have turned out if it weren't for the breakup, then you shouldn't enter into a new relationship. You need to first survive the trauma and cope with it.
Even if several months have passed since the breakup, this does not mean that you have recovered and stopped following his or her social networks, comparing new potential partners with the ex.
Perhaps the desire to immediately plunge into a new romance is a way to cope with emotional pain and distract yourself.
If you feel inferior without a relationship and suffer from self-esteem issues, you need to understand the reasons. If it is envy and the desire to "be like everyone else", you should consult a psychologist.
The desire to find a partner should not push you to date unsuitable men or women just for the sake of it.
The basis of a harmonious and healthy union is that both people can have a good time without each other, independently take responsibility for their lives and their comfort.
If a person is of the opinion that a new partner will add new colors to his life and will start organizing interesting and fun leisure activities for him, then he should definitely not enter into a new relationship.
Don't perceive your partner as someone who will relieve you of boredom. In this case, you risk giving him responsibility for your life from the very beginning.
You need to give yourself an honest answer to the question of whether you have enough strength not only to build new relationships, but also to find compromises in them, and it is also important to work out the question of how you will react to a new breakup.
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