Anniversary date change after break up?
813799
Well I am guessing you mean after you get back together.\n\nIf you are only broken up for a little while and are not serious with anyone else during the brake then usually no. Unless they specify that they want to "start over" in that case yes.\n\nIf you break up for a long while and find someone else and get serious with them then decide that you want to get back together with the other person... that is usually concidered starting over. So in that case you would change it.\n\nOnly change it after talk to the other person first. You don't want to get confused.
351808
I suggest a half/half compromise. Spend half the day out, eat at a nice cafe for lunch and enjoy the sun somewhere quiet. Later in the evening, stay home, order in and ------ (you fill in the blank).\n\nHappy Anniversary =D.
140113
my advice. Keep it broken off. dont just forget what happened and why you broke up...it happened for a reason. FInd someone else that you want to be with. Please dont get into the make up/break up cycle. It really sucks!!!
33447
plan now! since it's valentine's day, most restaraunts are going to be busy, florists will be backed up, etc. or if you want to do a quiet dinner at home, start thinking about the meal now. try allrecipes.com for dinner for two ideas. most importantly relax and be comfortable. you don't want your anniversary to be an anxious day.
34684
I think it would be more romantic to get married on a day that has personal significance to a couple, instead of a day that is more generally symbolic like V-Day. Plus, if you marry on a day that you both find super special (like the day you met or the first day you both kissed), you get an extra present! LOL. You miss out on a V-Day gift if your anniversary is the same day!!!
366301
I don't know of anybody who didn't feel horrible after breaking up. A bond between two human beings is a valuable, special, particularly fragile link. Why not remember the good times you both had? Here's something else to keep in mind: there was probably a reason you both broke up. Was it something you needed to do? There may be a valid reason. And above all: these things take time. You can't expect to jump out of bed the next morning singing and dancing, but it's also equally unhealthy to obsess all the time your ex-boyfriend and your ended relationship. "If the problem persists, it may be necessary to seek professional help," we hear that all the time, but if the problem lasts longer than you think it should, it's probably a good idea to talk to a psychiatrist. ( A female psychiatrist would more likely have experienced what you're going through.)To occupy your time, you could go out with your friends, donate time to a charity, express your feelings through art or writing... however, and I am not trying to disrespect your feelings by any means, you seem a bit young to be dating. Enjoy life.  You'll have the rest of your life to worry about men and boyfriends. You're young, so why not not spend valuable time, instead of thinking of boys, learn to better yourself? Learn to speak German; learn Karate. You'll empower yourself and your self-esteem will rise. I personally wish you the best of luck.
527922
go to things remembered..get him a key chain and on the front engrave his name on it and on the back engrave ur the date when u had ur first date...
1050061
a soon -to -be  ex relationship
1056377
My anniversary is on 1-11. Spooky. I think these are just #'s you notice, don't freak out.
1082607
Double click on the Date and Time displayed on the bottom corner of your screen and change it.\n\n\nThanks,\nManish
919273
Hi,\n\nYou can trick the program by changing the date on your computer a few days back.\nIf it works, and you don't want to keep canging the date on your computer send me an e-mail. I'll give you a small program  that tricks your software into believing it's another date than your computer's.
956973
The first day you started dating might be not very important for him at that time ,Dont blame him and dont make a fuss about it .You can easily tell him about something that happened at that time and remind him how nice times you and him had .But dont be upset or sad if he still tells you that he doesnt remember,Its no big deal .You can get a very nice gift (I dont mean expensive ,I mean something to show you care 4 him)and remind him of the one month anniversary by that...he will always remember the day you met when he looks at that gift.
340391
The grass is always greener!!  When you were dating your bf, you probably did the same thing...  emails, phone calls, etc.  Now that you live together, it's not as exciting.  You don't get butterflies in your stomach like you once did.  But that happens to everyone and it will definitely happen with you friend from your past.  Try emailing your boyfriend while you/he is at work... talk about things other than who's doing the dishes that night.  It'll take a little effort, but it's probably worth it.  BTW, your friend from 11 years ago is 25 lbs heavier and bald....
1056925
do it when you feel ready, there is no set time limit as to when is a good time or not, it's up to you.  I split with my ex husband in the September of 2003 and was dating by Christmas as I met the love of my life, it was not ideal timing as I still had a lot to sort out but I was presented with the man of my dreams so could not really say no, if I could have met him 6 months later it would have been better timing.  However, everyone warned us it would not last and we are still together so how wrong were those people??  You do it when you are ready girl, and good luck to you!
54828
only when it feels right. don't rush into anything and recognize that arbitrary time intervals and milestones might put you in a situation that's not right for you. you're going to carry that experience with your ex all the time, because every experience makes you who you are -- so make sure you are ready to carry all of this into your next relationship.
98837
Hi maria&tony,\n1998 was the year and the date I believe is Oct 6th. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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