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I thought we were talking about buttstuff.After a relationship has ended, how honest are you with the forensic audit of what went wrong?
I try my best to be real. You have to be if you want to grow and be better.
Pretty much equal I'd say. There have been times where I had a toxic partner and there have been times I just checked out and left. And sometimes you just can't be what the other person needs.Who would you say was at fault more times than not in your past relationships falling apart?
Mostly at least civil. There's a couple I'm still in touch with, although that's not necessarily a habit.On average, have you remained friends with, or at least civil with, your past flings?
I do my best to not repeat whatever mistakes I personally made. It's not really about assigning blame, it's about taking accountability. And relationships and picking partners is a crapshoot. Not many people become the same people they were when you first met them. So it's a gamble.Do you try not to make the same mistakes picking a partner or are you a recidivist bad relationship participant?
For myself it was learning to be more present. Relationships, the real ones, are more than just hanging out and fucking. Figuring out what to put in those spaces can be hard.What is the biggest thing you learned about yourself that you did wrong in past relationships that you have fixed about yourself moving forward?
Not really?Have you ever rekindled a failed relationship? How did that go?
People do this? I dunno. Maybe they've reached the end point and pulled it together post breakup.Why do you think some people have a better relationship with each after they break up?
I think the best thing honestly is to say nothing.If you could say one random thing to a past partner, what would it be?