- This feeling is almost like butterflies in your stomach, but not the nervous kind or but excitement in an anxiety feeling sort of way.
2. You are no longer upset or angry when you see them out on a date or with another person of the opposite sex.
- The urges and feeling of wanting to confront your ex significant other and their new friend in a angry way have passed, and instead of a huge argument you simply walk past and smile.
3. You 're no longer obsessed with trying to call your ex or receiving phone calls, emails, or text messages from them.
- You have now joined society in events, and activities of everyday life. You no longer are waiting by the phone, or computer, or constantly checking your phone for any sign that they will contact you.
4. You have begun to take an interest in the opposite sex again, without constantly comparing them to your ex.
- You have now started dating without noticing similarities in your new catch, with your ex.
5. Starting to realize how some of your ex's personality traits or habits really annoyed you.
- The little things they did, that you brushed off because you didn't want a fight to break out, are now entering your mind as an annoying feature of your ex.
6. You are now looking back on the time spent with your ex and thinking of it has a learning experience.
- Having no regrets for your decisions while in the relationship with this person, just beginning to think that everything happens for a reason, and what doesn't hurt you will make you stronger. Everyone learns or should learn from their mistakes.
7. You no longer point fingers as to who started or caused past arguments or the big breakup.
- Arguments that happened in the past with your ex no longer matter to you. You do not care anymore what happened, or who caused it.
8. A mindset that allows you to believe the relationship wasn't meant to be.
- You are no longer pondering on the what if's of the relationship and now realizing that it is what it is and that the relationship just wasn't meant to be and this person wasn't a right match for you.
9. Memory loss of ex's contact information.
- You now cannot remember this persons email or phone number without looking it up first.
10. You now consider yourself a free spirit.
- Your relationship anxiety's are gone, you no longer let your past rule your present or future.
11. My personal experience when I knew I was completely over the ex.
- When I looked into my new boyfriends eyes and saw my future in them!
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3 Comments
Post a CommentI guess it would depend on the type of relationship, and how long you where together.
Yes, all good points.
I don't think we're ever really fully "OVER" our ex. How can you be? I mean, all good points and yes we should move on, but there will always be a part of you that stays with someone you've spent considerable time with.