In any relationship, naturally open communication is vital, and if it were used more often, in the correct spirit of good cooperation, we probably would not be in the position that we now find ourselves. However, I am concerned that we may be opening ourselves to a problematic issue if we attempt to discuss everything too soon. What does this mean? and what can you do about it?
Essentially, when you are on your date with your ex, it is best to make a point of discussing mutually fun things and topics that are neutral. In the event that a topic relating to the reason of your breakup comes up, it is best managed by suggesting tat you understand these are important issues, but you would prefer to talk about them on another occassion. Of course, you both know that the topic will need to be canvassed, but at the same time, you may as well be as neutral as possible.
Essentially, it is about being as sensitive as possible, recognising that you need to manage these points of discussion, but if you’re having a good time, why spoil it?
After all, you have put a lot of effort into organising this date, and others like it. You may well have been very patient, and taken a number of months to reach this point. On that basis alone, it would be stupid and foolhardy to attempt to cram too much in too soon.
I really know the feelings of intensity that can be flowing through you. However, please be patient. It will pay off, as you rebuild your relationship.









