Is it bad to look at old pictures of your ex?

Ultimately, the ball is completely in your court when it comes to dealing with pictures of you and your ex. But if having them around will negatively affect your healing process or is upsetting a current partner, then it’s best to leave the past in the past for the time being.

Is it normal to keep pictures of your ex?

20\% of men who are in relationships say they have hidden photos of their exes from their current partner. 17\% said they feel guilty about keeping photos. 12\% admit that they still have feelings for their ex, which may explain why they feel so guilty. 9\% of guys keep pictures in hidden files on their computer.

Do men keep photos of their exes from their current partners?

20\% of men who are in relationships say they have hidden photos of their exes from their current partner. 17\% said they feel guilty about keeping photos. 12\% admit that they still have feelings for their ex, which may explain why they feel so guilty. 9\% of guys keep pictures in hidden files on their computer. Yikes, right?

Where does your ex-boyfriend keep his old love photos?

“It might be in their wallet, on their desk, or somewhere more hidden than that, but it’s something they’ll refuse to get rid of because they’re ‘still friends,'” Baltimore Therapy Center director, Raffi Bilek, LCSW-C, tells Bustle. Keeping an old photo of a past love around usually won’t be appreciated by a current partner.

Is your partner still in touch with their ex’s family?

If your partner still keeps in touch with their ex’s family, that could be a sign that they’re still holding on to their old love. As dating and relationship coach Carla Romo tells Bustle, “People do not change quickly over time.”

Can you get back together with your ex After a breakup?

You cannot. Sometimes people keep old photos or maintain contact with their ex because they are unhappy with their present lover. It’s usually the most recent ex that attracts their attention. There is an old saying that you should never get involved with someone who is rebounding from a failed relationship.