Should I go back to him/her?

I believe that people have the potential to change and I even met such people in life. But based on experience, most of us don't change. The older we get, the more fixed we get in our thought process, way of living etc. So to answer the question, my answer is NO. Until and unless the only reason for the separation was due to an unavoidable circumstance, I doubt there is any benefit in investing back in a relationship that didn't work. I also believe that we should never live life with regrets. Personally, I try to give my best to all emotional relationships. So turning back is never an option, no matter how nostalgic I might feel at times. And as someone once said, "this too shall pass".

Follow the path that you believe makes you the happiest. At the end of the day we gotta do everything we can for that pursuit because you are what matters. If you have second thoughts about them or the relationship than it’s worth taking your time to think through what it is you’re looking for. As intense as love feels, especially in the moment - you’ll always have more than enough time to change your mind about path choices, and whether or not you even need to be with someone to be happy. Life is worth waiting for, and good things do come to those who wait.

Returning to an ex is a difficult decision that varies case by case. Look to why you two broke up in the first place - was communication a major issue, or was loyalty in question? What ultimately was your downfall? These factors might indicate repeat behavior that you want to avoid. It is true that people can change, but giving your ex a chance to prove that before you get back together may be best. If you're still not sure, talk to friends or trusted loved ones and ask for a second opinion. Sometimes they will see the characteristics and tendencies that you miss. In short, it's up to you, but be wary!

Relationships and love are always messy and have no set rules. Nobody but you can tell how you’re feeling. The only thing people can do is give advice but at the end of the day it’s your heart and feelings so follow them. For starters it’s important to remember why the relationship ended in the first place. Don’t lose sight of what was wrong but also keep in mind the good times. Also make sure you’ve expressed this desire to get back together with your ex. Taking into account their feelings is very important, but so are yours. If you choose to go back make sure you don’t settle for anything but the world you deserve. If you expect less you’ll get it; so do not settle. Furthermore make sure you are open and are willing to change for the better as well. But at the end of the day if you love them and they love you, go for it. Because they make you happy and that’s all that matters.

Most of the time whenever you break up with someone it means that it was bad enough for you to want out of the relationship. The best thing to do is look back at the situation and see if the good outweighed the bad and vice versa. If the good didn't outweigh the bad or you're unsure, don't go back to a possibly toxic person. The next step would be to focus on you and move forward. Come to love yourself and enjoy being alone for a little bit, learn how to function by yourself. Don't go back to someone you left or someone that didn't see your worth and decided to leave you.

Should you? I've asked this question so many times to so many people. Should I go back to him? Should I not? Would it be smart to do that? Would it be not? I did that for a while until I really sat by myself and thought about it. A lot of people told me not to. Everyone said that once it's over, it's over. If he could break it off with me just like that, why should I take him back? They tell me that I should move on and that I should forget about him. That even if it hurts, it's something that I have to do. I don't think they're wrong. I say that after a break up, you should move on! But what if they want you back? What do you do then? When I got the chance to think by myself and for myself, I learned what I really wanted. I focused on what I wanted for myself and what I think is best for me instead of what other people wanted for me. Of course making the decision of going back to him/her depends on how the relationship ended in the first place. If it was toxic, I say you shouldn't. But if this was a healthy relationship and that the breakup was inevitable, why not? If you want go back, why shouldn't you? Think for yourself and what you think will benefit you most. Don't ask other people if you should because only you know the full story. Only you know if you should go back or not. What do you really want?

Well, to be honest, that depends on the situation. Why are you not with them at the moment? Was it mutual? Was it a fight? Did something happen? I would say, if they were not good to you, it is not worth it. If they really and truly have changed, that really depends on if you are ready to move on a give a second chance. Second chances are so beautiful, and I truly think are worth it... BUT only if you and them are ready to move on; sometimes, history repeats itself, othertimes, you or them may have grown.

It's really up to the individual if you both still care for each other then go for it but if there were serious issues like domestic abuse or verbal abuse or you felt unsafe in the relationship then you should not go back to a place you could get hurt.You love seeing this person's name light up on your phone. You would do anything to see him or her genuinely smile. or stuff like that you probably still love the person and if it a genuine love and then you should at least try if you both feel the same way

Lets be very honest here. You left them for some very good reasons. Be it they were abusive or manipulative or you just down right lost feelings. It could also be they cheated multiple times or were talking to other people. The reason is there and just because there sad or want you back doesn't mean you should just take them back with no doubt. Remember they are an ex for a reason. Why go back to the way things where. You would be going back to the same black and white routine of arguments and unhappiness. The thought of going back with them shouldn't even exist.

It actually depends on what happened that you both drift off from each other. If it was a small argument like for nothing serious and he/ she is regretting it, you might give it a second chance. But if it a major one like you've been abused and other related things like that, I would say don't, even tho he/ she is regretting it because you won't be able to guarantee that you won't go through that again. Some might even say that you love him/her but you should make yourself a priority, like loving yourself should matter the first.

About comeback to Ex's, that's something that I wouldn't personally do with some of then, case each case is a case on the subject that refers to "why we broke up". In a general way I'v really learn how to appreciate the idea that I should not be looking for people in my past because that way I don't see new people with I could have a better chance on having a good relationship. In cases of cheating is what I was referring that I would be impossible for me to comeback with the person... But in cases on something such as maturity and these kind of traces that can change with the experience. I think a second chance may be worth it.

The answer to this question is dependent on so many factors. However, the most important thing is this: Does this person make you happy? If your answer isn't immediately yes, then you should probably look for someone else. Over the years, I have learned that a lot of people are scared to be alone. While it seems frightening to not have someone whom you can rely on 24/7 , it is also important to remember that you should not be dependent on someone else to feel fulfilled and happy. It is important to develop your own sense of worth and confidence and then you should find someone who loves you for who you are.

Taking away all the other factors such as whether your partner still feels the same way, it really depends on you. If you’re going back to your partner for companion or to fill a void he or she left, I think you may want to reconsider! Think of why you guys separated in the first place and think about whether this issue can potentially arise again in the future. You wouldn’t want to leave him or her again and again in the future! I feel that these are the few things to consider before going back to someone - whether the reason for leaving could be worked out and whether you still share the same feelings for him or her. All the best!

There are very few reasons you should go back to him/her. One of which is if it was simply bad timing on both ends but both have feeling for each other. But there is almost always a really good reason you left them. Before reentering a relationship, ask yourself why you left them in the first place, reevaluate their pros and cons. Even if your ex says they miss you and still love you, think hard on your previous relationship. And if they broke up with you, put into consideration why they left you and if they still might consider that reason again.

You might have heard the line, “An ex is an ex for a reason.” Which is technically true. Never has a breakup occurred without some sort of rift, no matter how maturely you've worked through it since then. However, sometimes the reason your ex is an ex is entirely fixable. Maybe the timing was off, one of you needed to grow, or you needed perspective on the relationship—but overall, the two of you go together like peanut butter and jelly, mac and cheese, or Tom and Gisele. (Well, maybe.) If those intense miss-your-ex vibes have started to creep into your brain, hold up a second before acting on those feelings.

It depends entirely on why things ended in the first place. If your relationship was toxic, NO! If you were abused mentally or physically, if he made you feel negative about yourself, controlled you, showed other negative traits or if you were unhappy in your relationship and with him you should not. However, if he does make you happy and treats you well, and if you still care for him/her and they do you, I don’t see why you shouldn’t. The opinions of family and friends shouldn’t matter as much as your happiness and well being. Your safety with him/her, happiness and what was right and wrong with your relationship previously should determine whether you should go back to him/her or not.

Do not go back to the past. Whether it is someone you once loved, something that someone said about you, or if it's just a mistake you made. It does no good to visit a world that you can never change; become the person you needed back then so that your future will be thankful.

This is a decision only yourself can make. I would advise to write down pros and cons of the relationship. Also Think about the reasons why you broke up to begin with, to find whether it can truly be fixed. Taking time to really weigh up this decision can avoid a prolonged heartbreak and a further inevitable break up.

Weigh up the pros and cons of the cons outweigh the pros then don’t go back to him or her otherwise rethink of how that person makes you feel if this is balanced and decide whether you see a future with that person

It depends of on the circumstances. If it was a really bad relationship then no, if it was a petty argument and you think you can resolve it then go for it. Do what makes you happy

if you cant live wothout him/her and they also feels the same way if it is good for then go back unlesss learn to accept the reality that they are not a part of your life anymore so explore os that person was roght is going back to them will be good or bad !

Yes and no! Ask yourself, do you really want it? Think about what happened and what can happen if you go back. If you think s/he is worth it, then give it another chance. If you think it'll not make you or them happy in the long run, then control yourself. It is difficult, but not impossible.

Going back to someone is all up to your gut feeling or personal choice. If they have terrible hurt you or treated you unworthy, then find someone who will treat you for who you are. But maybe if it was only a small slip up or you are very much missing him/her then give your love another shot. Never hurts to try.

If they truly made you happy, then yes. But if they hurt you emotionally or physically and that is why you left them, NO. Please save yourself the pain of going back. I promise it will be better that way. But, everything happens for a reason. There is a reason you saw this post. There is a reason you left them. If you believe that things will be better if you are with them then go back! It truly depends on your situation. You deserve the best kind of love out there. And if they didn't give you that to begin with, they don't deserve you!

Firstly, think to yourself why you broke up with them in the first place. Ask yourself these 5 questions and then make your decision if you should get back with them or not! 1. Were you happy? 2.Can you see a future with them? 3. Did you smile and laugh everyday when you were with them? 4. Did they make you feel confident? 5. Did you feel safe with them? If you answered no to any of these questions, then you really need to think carefully about what you want and who you think you need in your life. We all need positivity and happiness and you're too precious to let any negativity come into your life by choice!

This is a personal preference. I personally have gone back to ex partners, and sometimes I've ended up regretting it, others I haven't. At the end of the day you need to consider why it ended in the first place, and whether or not it's worth going back to. You need to consider the pros and cons and think about your mental wellbeing, and question if it's worth it. Ask people for advice if you need to. But remember in the end its your decision. It might be worth easing into it, like a fresh start if you do get back together. You don't want to rush into it and pick up where you left off as such. Because it probably wont end well.

I think going back to someone really depends on your own experience and what you feel is best for you. There are times where I knew it would be harmful to go back to someone, and there have also been times where I knew the situation was a little more complicated and felt it would be good for both of us to try again. In these situations, it helps me to reflect on my values and what I look for in a relationship. This is only a start, but sometimes it helps me to make a pros and cons list.

Usually when I am pondering that question I stop and think of the reasons why I left. Is it worth going back to? Does this person help you be successful and support you? Try writing a list of pros and cons so you can have all your reasons of leaving and staying right in front of you. This helps me decide what is the correct path to take. In the end it is your decision and no one knows your situation better than you do. Good luck with whatever you choose. and have a nice ay. I'm here if you need to talk.

This depends on the relationship itself. You have to ask yourself some questions. Was it healthy for you? Did you guys have a good time together? How often did you argue? Were they ever physically or mentally abusive to you? Did they look through your phone and control where you went and what you did? Did your friends and family have concerns about your relationship? Are they kind to people like waitresses? Are they respectful to people in general? Do they respect your boundaries and personal space? You have to answer these questions for yourself and find whether this person is good for you or bad for you based on the answers. If you can answer all these questions effectively and they are not a toxic influence on you then by all means give them another chance. If you answered in a way that they're obviously a toxic influence then never go back.

I always see it as you break up with someone for a reason whatever the reason is. it is never truly worth going back. I tried it once and the spark was no longer there I just felt awkward but everyone is their own person and it is all on personal preference but everything happens for a reason and you clearly broke up for a certain reason. I'd just ask yourself is this person really worth it? if they are give it a shot but don't hurt or emotionally drain yourself in the process because it isn't worth it to lose yourself in the process