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Is it okay to start dating after 10 months of your husband passing away?


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brosen
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You certainly can start dating if you feel you are ready. Do not take to heart any criticism you might hear because you will never satisfy everyone, therefore you have to do what is good for you. I would suggest that you do not immediately enter into any serious relationship and get to enjoy the dating process. Good luck, you have our support.
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OronD
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Love is the battery of life....

Hi,


If you feel emotionally ready it is perfectly OK.  You lost your husband but you are not doomed to stay alone.  No one is expecting you to be in a constant grieve.  10 months is perfectly OK. 
Best regards,
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Yes it is okay. There are no set rules for this situation. You may start dating whenever you feel the time is right for you and do not allow anyone to tell you otherwise.

 

Good luck and best wishes. 
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Thank you so much for your response and answer to my question,very encouraging.
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Thefiremommy
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i agree with the other answers.  The grieving process is different for everyone and you shoud ignore unpleasant advice givers.  If you are asking that question, you must be ready to move on.  I also agree that you should take it very slow and enjoy the dating process .
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AskZeev
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Life is short ond we live only once ֱ

A smart hint says-

Your second life will look good if you had a good partnership at first with your late husbend.

Time is not the one and only factor on your situation [although time is a recommanded medicine in loss]

If you feel like willing to swift go into - go for it

For sure you have now the better skill you never had beforeף

No you can best describe what you **do not** like in partnership ֱ

 

 
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