There's a post a few posts down from this one saying that burning bridges with past girls is not such a good idea, simply because it leaves options open for LTR's and f-closes. However, is it such a good idea to begin with?
So for example, let's say I date and break up with like 5 girls this year. I manage to keep their numbers and stay in communcation with all 5 of them for the next...1-3 years. Given that amount of time, will that give me a better chance of hooking up with any of the 5 again in the future, or at least an f-close at some point? I could use some older DJ persuasion on the whole "dont burn bridges" concept because I'm curious if I can manage to hook up with any of my ex's or failed attempts in the long run.
And how would this be helpful to a girl that I've had an LTR with? My recent Ex-gf scarred me, esp. since she gave me a plausible reason for breaking up (her family issues n stress which i couldnt help but believe because i knew her situation fully) and then hooking up with another guy right afterwards. would you dj's not burn the bridge with this girl after she does something like that
So for example, let's say I date and break up with like 5 girls this year. I manage to keep their numbers and stay in communcation with all 5 of them for the next...1-3 years. Given that amount of time, will that give me a better chance of hooking up with any of the 5 again in the future, or at least an f-close at some point? I could use some older DJ persuasion on the whole "dont burn bridges" concept because I'm curious if I can manage to hook up with any of my ex's or failed attempts in the long run.
And how would this be helpful to a girl that I've had an LTR with? My recent Ex-gf scarred me, esp. since she gave me a plausible reason for breaking up (her family issues n stress which i couldnt help but believe because i knew her situation fully) and then hooking up with another guy right afterwards. would you dj's not burn the bridge with this girl after she does something like that