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In any relationship, there's one thing you're almost guaranteed to have in common with your partner: exes. In this insightful guidebook, Emily Dubberley identifies all the major issues that can crop up with both your and your partner's exes: jealousy, insecurity and one-upmanship. Is it acceptable to ask a partner to get rid of all souvenirs of previous relationships? Should you try to stay friends with an ex, and if you do how do you handle it when they get a new relationship? And is there ever any good reason to ask your new partner 'Am I better than she was?' Find out what the way your partner treats his exes says for the future of your relationship and learn all the essentials of ex-iquette. If you've ever dated before, and plan to again, you need this book.
In any relationship, there's one thing you're almost guaranteed to have in common with your partner: exes. In this insightful guidebook, Emily Dubberley identifies all the major issues that can crop up with both your and your partner's exes: jealousy, insecurity and one-upmanship. Is it acceptable to ask a partner to get rid of all souvenirs of previous relationships? Should you try to stay friends with an ex, and if you do how do you handle it when they get a new relationship? And is there ever any good reason to ask your new partner 'Am I better than she was?' Find out what the way your partner treats his exes says for the future of your relationship and learn all the essentials of ex-iquette. If you've ever dated before, and plan to again, you need this book.
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