Rebound Relationships: How and Why to Avoid Them
Rebound relationships always seem so attractive at first, but there are
may reasons to avoid them. The number
one reason to avoid them is that it takes two to tango and two to break up. You may blame all of the
problems on your last significant other, but the truth is, it was both of you.
Avoid taking the same old bad habits into a brand new relationship.
Some self examination and personal growth are in order before you begin
again. Become whole and happy on your own and you will have more to
contribute to a new love.
Feeling Empty
One of the main reasons people get involved in rebound relationships
is to fill an empty space left by the loss of their special love.
Can I be totally honest? Grieving that loss is perfectly ok and
feeling empty for a time is normal. But a great, big, painful hole
in your heart, that simply will not go away, cannot be healed by
bringing someone new into the picture. Two incomplete people do
not make a complete couple. Two complete, healthy people make a
complete, healthy couple.
Find out what is really missing within you and fill up the empty
space before you get seriously involved again. Once you are
complete and whole, you will attract healthier, happier people
into your life.
Ask God to bring the right person your way, and work on becoming
the right person yourself. |
2 Cor 13:11
Finally, brethren farewell (rejoice)! Be strengthened
(perfected, completed, made what you ought to be); be encouraged
and consoled and comforted; be of the same [agreeable] mind one
with another; live in peace, and [then] the God of love [Who is
the Source of affection, goodwill, love, and benevolence toward
men] and the Author and Promoter of peace will be with you. |
Avoid those rebound relationships and work on yourself.
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