Why does my ex boyfriend contact me when he has a girlfriend?

The Reasons Why An Ex Boyfriend May Contact You When He Has A New Girlfriend Reason One- He Has The Grass Is Greener Syndrome Reason Two- He Wants To Make You Jealous Reason Three- His New Girlfriend Is Pushing Him Away Reason Four- He Is Just Being Friendly Reason Five- He Wants Sex

Is it possible to be friends with Your Ex and partner?

Well, I can tell you from personal experience that it absolutely is. One of my very best friends is an ex, who is now also really close with my current partner. There is no jealousy because my partner knows that we are totally platonic, and that comfort came about after a series of frank and honest conversations.

How do you feel when your ex boyfriend moves on?

When you hear that he has moved on your first reaction is pretty normal for this type of thing. You are hurt, angry and saddened. Then one day out of the blue your ex boyfriend contacts you and starts talking about how happy he is in his new relationship and how his new girlfriend is the best thing that ever happened to him.

Why does my partner call his ex-boyfriend after I fall asleep?

“If your partner tends to make late-night calls to his or her ex after you’re asleep, it’s because they have an intimate relationship that doesn’t include you,” Masini tells Elite Daily.

Does my ex ever forget me if he has a new partner?

My answer most of the time is no! Just because your ex has a new partner does not mean that he has forgotten you. You shared so many memories in each other’s lives and were a part of each other’s growth for months or years. When you get out of a relationship, your ex may be in a rebound depending on the reason for the breakup.

What does it mean when your ex contacts you out of nowhere?

It can mean a lot of things when your ex contacts you out of the blue—or it might not mean anything. Dumpers often reach out for little to no reason at all—just to see if their dumpees hate them. In other words, they contact their exes to alleviate their guilt and “apologize” for their unfair treatment.