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3 Ways to Tell if Your Ex Still Cares

By Matthew Lynch
February 21, 2024
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Breaking up can be tough, and sometimes it’s difficult to move on completely when you still have lingering feelings for your ex. It’s natural to wonder if your former partner still cares about you, and luckily for you, there are some signs that can help you discern this. Here are three ways to determine whether your ex still has feelings for you or not:

1. Communication: One of the main ways to tell if your ex still cares is through communication. If your former partner frequently reaches out, whether it’s through text messages, calls, or social media, this could be a sign that they’re still interested in maintaining a relationship with you in some capacity. Keep in mind that this doesn’t necessarily mean they want to rekindle the romantic relationship, but they’re at least comfortable enough with staying in touch.

2. Genuinely Concerned About Your Well-being: Another sign that your ex still cares is their concern for your well-being. If they regularly ask about how you’re doing, if you need anything and express genuine concern for any struggles or challenges you may be facing, it shows that they’re still emotionally attached to you. This implies they want things to work out favorably for you and truly care about your happiness and well-being.

3. Keeping Mementos and Shared Memories: Lastly, if your ex holds onto mementos from your time together—such as photos, gifts, or other tokens of love—it could mean that they aren’t entirely over you yet. This is particularly true if these items are displayed prominently or mentioned regularly in conversation between the two of you. If your ex also brings up shared memories frequently in a nostalgic light, it’s very possible that they’re finding it hard to let go completely.

In conclusion, determining whether your ex still cares isn’t always straightforward; there might be mixed signals and emotions involved. However, if you notice consistent patterns of communication, genuine concern for your well-being, and a tendency to hold onto keepsakes from your past relationship, there’s a good chance your ex still has feelings for you. Take some time to evaluate your own feelings and consider whether reconnecting with your ex is the right decision, as every situation is unique.

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