Ms. Elaine
Spoiled Brat
Breaking up with someone isn't easy because not only are you breaking up with them, you are essentially also breaking up with their family, friends and life. And that's hard, especially when these people have also become your family and friends in a sense.
At times, the bonds you form with these people are what keeps the relationship alive longer than its expiration date.
Speaking from experience, I'm still very close with the mom was one of my exes and I know for a fact that she sabotages his new relationships because of that.
Which I sad because her son and I are NEVER getting back together. 
If I could have her as a MIL and never see his ass that would be great.
Anyway let this be a lesson: if the person you're seeing hasn't introduced you to their friends and family, that's a bad sign.
He or she is planning on cutting you loose very soon.
So question: how long after dating should you introduce your new thing to your family and close friends?
At times, the bonds you form with these people are what keeps the relationship alive longer than its expiration date.Speaking from experience, I'm still very close with the mom was one of my exes and I know for a fact that she sabotages his new relationships because of that.
Which I sad because her son and I are NEVER getting back together. If I could have her as a MIL and never see his ass that would be great.Anyway let this be a lesson: if the person you're seeing hasn't introduced you to their friends and family, that's a bad sign.
He or she is planning on cutting you loose very soon.So question: how long after dating should you introduce your new thing to your family and close friends?
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