I still love my ex. Should I feel this way?

It is normal to feel this way. Anyone goes through this after a breakup. It'll take time and patience to learn to get over an ex.

Depending on how things ended, it's normal to feel this way. Someone that used to be a huge part of your life soon became someone that is out of your life. Be sure to ask yourself if you love him or the thought of him. Those are two different questions that you need to ask and evaluate. Just remember that the both of you broke up for a reason.

I can't tell you what you should or should not feel because it's your feeling and not mine. However, if you've decided to end the relationship or your partner did then maybe trying to get over them is the best thing for you to do, unless there's a chance for you to get back together with them and that's what you both want :)

Everyone has hard times, and can't get over someone. It takes a while for love to stop, considering on who ended it first.

I dont feel like its a matter of should or shouldnt, you can love an ex for the rest of your life, however you need to respect that they dont want to be in the relationship anymore, perhaps you need grieve the relationship so that you are able to move on and love others in the future. leave a soft spot for this person, but find a way to live so that your happiness does not depend on someone who couldnt return the same deep feelings

There is nothing wrong in this way. It is Natural with you because Loving someone is a quality in you.

of course you can feel this way. you probably shared lots of things together. but do you say its definitely love not routine?

Maybe you aren't just quite ready for moving on. And that's okay, just don't rush yourself to "fall out of love"

sure. theres nothing wrong with it. you've shared experiences, you've been intimte, yu've been vulnerable, you given and probably recieved trust. all things that humans crave. a lot of people spend their lives trying to feel those things and once experienced its natural to want to keep feeling them.

Its completely up to you. Sometimes you can help the way you feel about who you love. Ask yourself this is he worth loving and keeping around?

Yes, I still do love my ex but that does not mean you have to be with them. You guys can just be friends - just remember your broke up for a reason.

It's natural to still feel this way. He or she was a big part of your life and it's normal to still love them in their absence. I guess the question lies whether you still want to go back to them or whether you're prepared to accept that you love them and eventually move on.

Its normal to still be trauma bonded. It will eventually diminish as time goes by. One day you will ask yourself, what happened? The only way to erase an individual from ones life. Grieve, allow the emotions to process, and remove yourself from their life. If an individual leaves without an explanation. They never loved you and treated everyone the same way. Some individuals are so toxic and manipulative. Others can come to an agreement. Without the drama and actually have adult relationships. Not many individuals are worth your trust, integrity and love. Others are worth everything you have to offer. It’s a matter of seeing your worth and knowing when to say goodbye. Nothing last forever and the things that do, well those are rare.

i still love mine too, even if now i have a boyfriend. but it's that love that will never fade ,and you'll always think of him, it's not smth bad

Heck yeah. If you loved them once you will always love them. That doesn't mean that you shouldn't move on and live your life though.

It is perfectly okay to still be in love with your ex. That is perfectly normal after a break up, but eventually you'll move on & find someone better who makes you happy.

yes generally the women fell that they still feel ....

It's normal to have lots of ups and downs, and feel many conflicting emotions, including anger, resentment, sadness, relief, fear, and confusion. It's important to identify and acknowledge these feelings. While these emotions will often be painful, trying to suppress or ignore them will only prolong the grieving process.

Love can mean a lot of things, including and not limited to, attachment, power, desire, wishing well. Which flavor of love went away when your ex because your ex? And which flavor of love are you still holding on to? Also, feelings are thoughts and hormones and sensations that bubble up, and they don't necessarily require action. When the feeling of love (or questioning, or jealousy, or sadness) comes up, notice where it lands in your body, and the sensations that are changing every moment as you swim in that feeling. Make your relationship choices about what to do regarding this ex, when you step outside of those feelings.

It's normal to still feel like you haven't moved on--after all, it's easier said than done. It takes time to get over those who mattered, and still loving the person is part of the natural process. But remember, encouraging these feelings are unhealthy, so remember to put distance and move on.

It depends on the circumstances whether he was a good person or not, It's your call if you do but know that you are almost certainly setting yourself for heart break.

Every feeling you have is valid. Feeling love for them is okay. I just hope that you're finding good and healthy ways to cope with those feelings. Stay positive!

Mistakes may have been made.  Plans may have been broken. Words may have even been said.
All of a sudden you're standing there wondering what happened. The person who you feel these strong feelings and thought maybe even true love is an ex-boyfriend / significant other. 
When you started dating you had thoughts that this was a positive opportunity. Over time you shared your hopes, goals, and dreams. From the first moment you contacted each you were destined to be together. Passion spurred you forward. All a sudden that problem you had didn't matter anymore because you had found out what truly matters in life. Right?
All of a sudden your life is different and you're trying to get it in order without them anymore. Places that you may have gone to with them remind you of them. You may attempt to move on.
As time goes by people around you may urge you to start a new relationship. To try dating again. you may even attempt it or the idea could just fill you up with anxiety.as you try to move on with your life. you find that these feelings of love and the pain of the person you lost sneak up on you.
You could even be searching for articles like this one online trying to figure out why you still feel the way you do.
Because the truth is that you still love them even after everything that happened.
Before I go into it more, about if you should feel this way. I wanted to state that if you ended up loving this person before and still love them now. That just shows how much you really love them. having the experience to fall in love with them is something to be grateful for.
As people mature and get older some people to realize that even with this love they can't end up being together. Sometimes this is one-sided or there are other times when it's mutual.
Things may have come up and you cannot be with that person that you love whether it's differences in values, the timing of the situation, or something else entirely. One example of this is someone who loves someone with addictions might just not be able to stay with them even if they love them.
It doesn't matter if it's men or women - a lot of people have experienced this. But why?
Because of the relationships that we experience in life don't end when we end them.
They're still there in our memories. And our thoughts and we may still have strong feelings. 
So how do we process them?
A healthy thing to do with it is stop trying to diminish that you still love them. Instead allow your love for them to change from the romantic kind to a different kind. Allow yourself to feel grateful towards them because they held an important place in your life (even if they don't anymore). 
There were some points in your life where they meant something significant to you, and your heart may still feel that. So it's okay to have them in your thoughts. And it's even more understandable if you were together for a long time.
It's a good idea to forgive yourself for not being harsher, for not being able to cut off the bond.
Once you can realize that you still love them in a way. It's important to keep in mind why you broke up. What happened in your past relationship(s) that caused you to break you up? Make sure you keep that in mind, and create boundaries for yourself and for the people around you to help protect you in the future.
Even if you love people from past relationships don't allow them to string your feelings long. Recognize your feelings for what it is. Don't allow your strong feelings and the passion you felt for them misguided you. These techniques will make you strong and overtime your feelings of love will evolve.
As I'm sure you spent much time focusing on the question: if you still them does that mean you should be with them? 
And to that the answer: it depends. What was the reason that you broke up? Has it changed since then? Would being with them cause you to lose your sense and stop following what interests you?
Make sure your decision is honest with you.

My first love was my best friend from high school. I still love him after 35 years and have come to accept that I always will. I have had other meaningful relationships those years, but that doesn't change my heart.

It is totally normal to still have feelings for an ex. You are not alone in how you feel at all, millions of people have been in your shoes before. I certainly have, and it can hurt so much. After a breakup, it can be hard to find our feet and to even get over the person, and if that is something you'd like to do, it's definitely possible. Loving an ex is something that is completely usual, it is a normal response to a breakup - it's perfectly alright and it's okay to do so. It can be incredibly difficult to get over a person and still having some feeling left over is completely normal, if not even expected.

It's natural to still love an ex as love has always and always will work in mysterious ways which we will never understand.

It'a completely acceptable to still love and care for your ex. Humans feel and in feeling we get attached to others. Attachments are not so easily broken. To be honest, you can still love your ex and even move on with life and love another. Especially if that individual is your first love.

It is completely natural to feel this way after a break up. I felt the same way when my boyfriend of two years broke up with me.

ofcourse it is, someone that once used to mean so much to you isnt going to be forgotten about easily. It takes time to move on and no longer feel attached to them.

There is certainly nothing wrong with it, I felt I still loved my ex for some time before finally moving on.