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Men are individuals and while they don't see love like women do, they certainly do love (sometimes passionately) and they hurt just as badly as a woman does if something goes wrong with the relationship. Then there are other men that wouldn't know a good relationship if it bit them and they don't care because they simply like a variety of women in their lives. You just have to take your chances and wade through the whole mess Some young women are more inclined to date men that are moody, secretive and classify this as a wild and interesting person with problems that these girls would love to solve (tame them in other words.) The truth is, these are just young men with big problems that they haven't dealt with A well rounded young man has some plans for the future, wants a decent education, has hopes, ambitions (doesn't have to be rich) and treats women with the respect they give him.
Smart women usually like someone with a good sense of humor, loyalty, honesty and can speak on the same educational level as themselves. They like a man that is vulnerable to a point and not afraid to show it, yet tough when he needs to be Sounds like this guy either loves women in all shapes or sizes, gets bored easily and uses women. Wishing won't make it true Marcy.
You can start dating as soon as you break up. Not saying this is easy, convenient or common, but once you break up, the unwritten contract in the relationship is broken. Thus, both people are free to date whoever they want, as soon as they want.
What legitimate claim do you have as an ex that the other person should remain single and not date for the next few months? I would argue that it is more disrespectful to spite or get pissed off at your ex about them trying to get on with their lives and try to be happy, than it is to start dating after being in a long term relationship. Ok, this was a bit long, I know, but I stand by my point.
As a good exboyfriend/girlfriend, you should want to see other people happy, no matter what happened? How would you feel if your own ex got mad that you were dating someone you really liked after the relationship was over? I can assure you that you would not stop seeing the person out of "respect".
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