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Hey, Go ahead, just don’t rush back into it and if you start afresh maybe change the dynamics of who has a say on anything that goes on in your relationship. {if your relationship was toxic however and your parents are right, please leave it in the past and seek your healing) Ebi Hey lovely, If that is indeed true and you have evidence proving he has a girlfriend, what you do is leave him and go about your life. Don’t be THAT girl. You can lose so much being that girl. Also never allow anyone to treat you like you’re second best. Hope this helped. Ebi Logically, not you’re not wrong. You can do as you please from the moment you end things.. however, how would you feel if it was the other way round? It really does depend on how the relationship ended, if you were all in love and realised that it just wasn’t going to work, then to many it would be heart-breaking to see you with another woman after a month. If it was a relationship that was just ‘meh’ and ended, then it’d be whatever. I can understand why she feels that way, but in all honesty, how she feels is no longer any of your business, so she needs to keep that to herself. I hope I’m making sense? I’d suggest that you literally remove each other on social media. You’re not together, but you don’t need an ex putting a time frame on when you can date again. Oloni https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtSnjff3JkE It doesn’t make you insecure or mean you don’t trust your partner. Hun the word you’re looking for is ‘uncomfortable’- People try to cover up the emotion of some women by branding them as insecure. Talk to him and let him know how you feel, especially it the communication between the two is frequent. Oloni I’ve learnt that arguments in relationships are VERY healthy. It’d be a tad creepy if you NEVER had one. However, not everything needs to turn into a tongue war. You both need to learn to find new ways to communicate with each other. Listen a lot more and try to study your partners behaviour. If you know what will make them mad, avoid it. The whole point of a relationship is to grow together (grow happy), a part of that means finding different ways to understand each other. Oloni


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