Did you wait a year or longer to date after your divorce?

Answer 1

Do you want to date? Go out and have some fun if you want. There no real time limit.
Good Luck

Answer 2

I have never been through this situation. I just want to say one thing. Not everything is a recipe. I think there should be a time period for a lot of thing but this time period is more of a suggestion not a hard cold time table that must be followed. For example, before marrying some one I think you should live with them for about two years. The reason behind this is to see what kind aof person they trully are. You see, when things are going well, everyone is your friend. When s hit hits the fan then you know who stands by your side and who doesn't Two years is plenty of time for a lot of things to happene that will prove if the person is the right one for you. It is also very hard to fake who you are for so long without screwing up. Again, is just a suggestion. You could really feel the person is right for you and marry after 3 month or you are not convince the person is right for you and wait a lifetime. Same thing with divorce. You may want to wait a bit just to make sure you are doing things for the right reasons. How long that period of wait should be up to you. Do what feels right for you.

Answer 3

Yes i did because i was not ready to date someone else. After a year of divorce i got tired of just being alone and so i started to date. But it is up to the individual when a person is ready to date there should be not time. When you feel ready and healed from a divorce and want to put yyourself on the market then for it

Answer 4

No way! Married 22 years, divorced fast, filed within 2 weeks of really knowing the marriage was over. Began dating 4 months later. Best thing I ever did, although, I am glad I am still single almost 6 years later.

Answer 5

I suggest.. keeping your eyes open. Meaning.. dont set a time, dont pass up a date because you think you should wait a certain amount of time you might miss someone wonderful. But be aware and conscious of your emotions.. I dont know how you are feeling right now, but divorce is different for everyone. You need to have fun, you dont have to jump into a full blown relationship, but you can survey what is out there, find yourself, and what things you want in your life and what kind of person you might want in your life in the future. Go out with friends and have fun looking and meeting new people. You never know when the one who knocks you off your feet might be around. good luck!!!!

Answer 6

Lord no, I divorced that chump, changed my last name the same hour of my divorce and 4 months later I was dating. Oh I'm married to the right one now. 13 years and counting.

Answer 7

Girlfriend I was out dating but never got into anything serious. Just being able to have a varity of men to pick and choose from is fun. Don't jump out of the skillet into the fire. Be free for a long time, and no a year is too long too wait to have a good time. Go for it.

Answer 8

It depends on the circumstances.
I was divorced for a number of years before I would even
look at much less date anyone.

It is a personal decision in the end it all comes back to the
reason for the divorce.

Friends and family try to help, and sometimes their good
intentions end up hurting you because the person wasn't
who they thought he/she was.

Use caution and look out for #1.

Answer 9

i waited 2 years , after being married for 10 years

Answer 10

No. When I left him, I was already ready to move on. I didn't feel like it deserved a mourning period. My friends gave me a Divorce Party three weeks after it was final....and I had a date for that.

Answer 11

depends if no children were invoved 3-6 months after the divorce is final with children 1 years to regroup adjust set things straight,however children do not have to be exposed to each date unless it becomes more serious they attach quickly abd yoiu dont want broken little hearts to mend