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Old 09-13-2009, 12:32 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Yes it's possible - I have several exes who I am very good friends with - break initiated by either party - and no unresolved romantic feelings on either side.

However, it depends a lot on the underlying friendship in the relationship and why you broke up and whether you have unresolved issues about the break up - the perennial 'but why' question. While that persists and you don't manage to either find the 'true' reason or an explanation which satisfies you - then it is not a 'pure' friendship as there are still unresolved issues.

I will say though that it can take quite a bit of time - several months or so in my experience - to adjust to this situation - especially if you're the one that didn't do the breaking! Like don't expect to be 'best friends forever' on a Monday - or even a month on Monday - if you were dumped on a Saturday!!
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