Should I keep contact with my ex family?

Yes, If You Had An Existing Relationship Prior To Dating Your Ex. Greene agrees, with a tiny caveat: “If you had a relationship with your ex’s family member prior to your relationship, then it’s OK to keep in touch unless it prevents you from moving on or you think that it will help get your ex back.”

Can I stay friends with my ex’s family?

You can have a totally healthy and normal friendship with members of an ex’s family, as long as you’re considerate of your ex’s feelings. If you make the friendship work, you have even more people to go bowling with!

Can you still be friends with your ex’s friends?

You can be friends with your ex’s friends but it will not be the smooth friendship you had with them before. Like they would pass on news about you to your ex they would also tell you all details of who your ex is seeing and all those romantic details.

What to do if your ex refuses to pick up your belongings?

If you set a date and your ex fails to let you pick up your belongings, you will need to request an order from the court in order to get your personal property back.

Can You Be Friends with Your Ex and move on?

Don’t be friends with your ex, there is no such a thing as friends with an ex, you can’t move on when you are still talking to your ex, etc. That’s what almost everyone says. And you have probably told your ex “we can’t be friends” because you think that being friends with your ex will ruin your chances of getting back together.

What does your ex Think About you when they don’t contact you?

The are three prevalent thoughts that your ex is likely to think about if they don’t contact you The pendulum is simply an analogy for the trajectory your emotions take after a break up Adopting a mindset of “they’ll have to contact me first” is an example of stubbornness

Can an ex refuse to let the other take your property?

While many couples will work together in order to divide their personal belongings, in certain cases, one ex will refuse to let the other take their personal property. In some instances, an angry ex might act out their anger by withholding the other person’s property.