Possiblly. It would depend on how serious he was to kick the habit for good, what steps he was taking to do so, and how he had treated me previously in the relationship. Recovering addicts often slip back into old habits, and I might be willing to deal with that, but if he had been abusive (even if he blamed his behavior on the drug problem) it's unlikely I would go back, just for my own safety and peace of mind.
I did this once, and it was a disaster. I would never do it again. Just like any substance abuser, they are never cured.
A relapse could occur at any time, and usually, it only gets worse with each successive relapse. I would never let someone like that back into my life again.
Dear, It depends upon the circumstances if you think that your ex-boyfriend/girl friend is totally out from that addiction phase then you can start your relationship again forgetting the previous one as a nightmare. Because everyperson should be given a chance to rectify his/her mistakes what he/she did earlier. But he/she should be honest to you in this regards.
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It’s time to get THAT guy back into your life. Smack him over the head with a brick, throw him in the trunk of your car and take him home. Okay, maybe not.
Let’s try something subtler. You need to make him feel terrible for breaking up with you. He should feel like a dumbass for letting you go.
That’s what you need to make him feel like if you want to get him back. You won’t get him back by spying and stalking him (stop checking his Facebook every 2 minutes), but by making him remember all the great times you had together, and making him imagine how nicer life could be if you were still together. This requires you to make some radical changes in your life.
Stop and give at least 30 seconds of thought to each of the questions below. Answer honestly; Say it out loud to yourself. What is it that went wrong in your relationship?
What is it that he did not like about your relationship? What would you do differently if you got back together? What did he love most about your relationship?
What did you love most? What was restricting the love in your relationship the most? What was stopping it from growing further?
Did you give your absolute best to make the relationship work? Think about these questions. Don’t be too critical of either him or yourself.
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