Despite knowing the fate most rebound relationships are met with, it can be hard to resist the temptation when you feel consumed by the pain of heartbreak. The prevalence of these relationships begs the question – do these relationships work, how long after a breakup is considered a rebound, and usually what happens when a rebound relationship ends? In this article, find answers to these.
Have you started dating a lot right after breaking up with someone? If yes, then there are chances f you being on a rebound dating spree.
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Falling in love feels great. But are you falling in love too fast? It’s hard not to be seduced by the perks that come with falling in love – long hours of talking, endless texting, and weekend getaways. The passion is real. You always talk, and it feels like they’re the one. Before you know …
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A rebound relationship can simply be defined as a relationship that happens very quickly after a breakup. In such relationships, a person tries to nurture the same feelings that they had for their ex. This starts very well initially, but because the feelings are forced, artificial and superficial, gradually a rebound relationship phases out. Most …
