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The Grumpy Ex
Let’s be honest: grumpy isn’t even the right word to describe this type of ex. In fact, an expletive might be a better way to characterize them, but in the spirit of remaining classy, I’ll refrain.
This ex could show their “grumpiness” (oops, being a jackass) in a lot of ways. After the split, perhaps they are continuously trash-talking you to their friends, or even your friends. Maybe they give you the silent treatment for days on end, or they ignore you in the grocery store. Maybe they’re just plain rude and show up at your door in the middle of the night to return that hoodie you borrowed. Sometimes it doesn’t seem worth the effort to try to be polite to them since you know they’ll either fake it back to you or reject it and continue to be cruel to you.
The Ex-Quick Healer
This ex is the type who acts as if nothing occurred during the breakup and continues on with their lives. This type of ex is rather prevalent in my experience. These folks heal rapidly, frequently allowing the other person to suffer and process their emotions.
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They jump right back into their life, sometimes dating other individuals right away (I’m talking days, weeks, or even months). They don’t go through the “mourning” period that many of us do, and they appear to come out of the split undamaged. These ex-partners can be pleasant or rude — maybe they’re friendly but strangely happy, or maybe they’re harsh to you while dating someone else right away. Also, you must try to play this What Type Of Ex Are You Quiz.
The Ex-Good Friend
This ex is usually a good one. They are mature about the split, deciding to end things peacefully, and you guys quickly re-establish your friendship. Typically, this type of ex is one with whom you were acquaintances prior to dating. That’s why this breakup is so uncomplicated and sweet – you two have probably agreed to keep things cool so that your friendship and presence in each other’s lives aren’t jeopardized. You might even continue to hang out with each other on a daily basis, and you’re probably still having a good time.
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The Still-in-Love Ex
This one’s a slam dunk. This is most likely the most difficult ex you will ever meet. This ex hasn’t moved on, and they still have feelings for you. (And it’s possible that the emotion is mutual – it all depends on the circumstances.) The circumstances of the breakup may have been hazy and impersonal, such as a right-person-wrong-time situation, or perhaps one of you is ready to go for college, a large trip, or a cross-country move and you don’t want to hold each other back. This one can be painful, especially if the sentiments endure.
The Clean Break Experiment
Typically, this ex is the ideal ex. Things between you concluded on a high note. There were no fireworks to celebrate your breakup, but there was also no bad blood. And you’re not friends, but you’re also not foes. You probably don’t talk much, but you know that if you did, you’d be on excellent terms and treat each other with respect. The split — and the ex’s subsequent behaviors — are relatively uncomplicated, trouble-free, and “clean” (hence the name). Maybe you run into them in public every now and then, catch their eye, and grin. The spark is gone, but you don’t hold grudges against them, and they don’t despise you. You’re in an adult scenario. This isn’t going to be an ex with whom you’ll obsess for the rest of your life or with whom you’ll always seek closure, as some of the others have been.
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