You said (or were told that) its over between the two of you. That you no longer love nor seek his/her company again. Why then are you still keeping that contact? I do too, but I want to know your reason.

RoseyJ:
You said (or were told that) its over between the two of you. That you no longer love nor seek his/her company again. Why then are you still keeping that contact? I do too, but I want to know your reason.

1. Still have feelings.
2. I and my ex where just friends for more that a year before we started dating, so after break up(no fight or quarrel just just had to face her reality of "time no longer on her side)"we return to just friends

Don't have their numbers cos it's totally unnecessary.

Fountainofyouth:
Don't have their numbers cos it's totally unnecessary.

Really?

DonBenny77:

1. Still have feelings.
2. I and my ex where just friends for more that a year before we started dating, so after break up(no fight or quarrel just just had to face her reality of "time no longer on her side)"we return to just friends

When lovers turn friends, its either they were never in love or they are still having feelings for themselves. I cant date a guy that is keeping in touch with any ex

RoseyJ:


Really?

Really.

Sometimes you might need him again. So why not keep the number

RoseyJ:
You said (or were told that) its over between the two of you. That you no longer love nor seek his/her company again. Why then are you still keeping that contact? I do too, but I want to know your reason.

We were best of friends for good three years, dated for a whopping 57months, making it almost 8years.... She is the best woman outside there. even our breakup was nt consensually signed. So it's imperative we still have our contacts intact, even saved with d same name as of wen we were dating.

So I wont make mistake to pick up the call and to blacklist.

We parted in good faith, we are not medically compatible so we remained good friends