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Permalink Reply by Jason Mac Knight on February 21, 2012 at 9:23pm

This is just my opinion but pray about it. God doesn't give us more than we can handle and there are no such things as coincidence. I wouldn't say JUMP in to the pool both feet at the same time but test the waters. Be careful good luck and God bless... PMA Jason

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Permalink Reply by Vesna Jevtović on February 29, 2012 at 8:08am

Kelly...posting this question and wanted to know opinion of others,I think that you aren't shure in your feelings...if you're shure in making decission in this important life topic you wouldn't ask others,you would listen to your heart.If you like to listen to others opinion,I will tell you that we need that past let behind us,because,only when we let the past,we'll have new possitive experiences in life.It's obviously that he's afraid of lonlyness,and it's wonderful that you're friend with him now.But,will you feel happy if you reapeat something what was ended???If your marriage was something good,it wouldn't never be broken.....

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Permalink Reply by Brian Roling on March 2, 2012 at 1:21pm

Wow I would strongly talk to your children and include them and give it a go good luck . GOD is into second chances .

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Permalink Reply by Kimberly Weaver on March 2, 2012 at 11:16pm

Hi, I see you got a lot of positive feedback, and I'm happy you found your high school sweetheart!! But you never mentioned how old your children were, our how they feel about just now meeting their father??

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Permalink Reply by Julie Anne Leahy on March 6, 2012 at 9:59am

I would tread very cautiously if you decide to bring him back into your life. There was a reason you didn't stay together. The positive side to time is that we all have the opportunity to grow and become who we truly were/are meant to be. Only you can know if you should take the chance. Listen to your inner gut. Trust what you hear. Don't trust what you WANT to hear because if you listen to this side you are setting yourself up for failure. 

I have a book that I purchased a few years ago called: Intellectual Foreplay: Questions for lovers & lovers-to-be By: Eve Eschner Hogan, M.A. 

I know it sounds like an inappropriate book but for me I purchased it more to learn about myself. It isn't a book about sex, it's a book about discovering your compatibility with people. Not just lovers, husbands but with people in general. It helped me really realize things about myself that are very important in relationships. 

I hope this helps you and I hope you aren't offended by my book suggestion. If I have, I truly apologize. 

Julie

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Permalink Reply by Fares Thabet on March 9, 2012 at 11:59am

why not, life is short, enjoy it

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Permalink Reply by Nika Hinton on March 10, 2012 at 9:43pm

Isnt it better to love and (Maybe) lose than to never love at all? Also...wouldnt it be worth it for your kids sake for them to have their dad around.

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