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I think its definitly possible to be friends with your ex – (and with the tiny size of Dublin’s scene it’s almost compulsory) but it takes a lot of time and communication!
Cut them out of your life like a tumor.
I would avoid being friend’s with an Ex as it’s way too complicated and some times your ex can get in the way off new relationships .
So to be avoided at all costs I would say.
Iw ould defo say it’s possible but it’s not easy. It requires a lot of good will on behalf of both people, and crucially it requires both people supporting the other in any new relationship.
I think people have bonds, and if it doesn’t work out romantically I don’t see why it should be cast away. However, I would be very careful to keep honest communication lines open
I really think that if you like someone enough to be with them in the first place, you should be open to a friendship afterwards (providing they didn’t completely fcuk you over or course).