Is it possible to maintain a friendship with your ex, or is it

>having an ex

Allah didn't die for this

>>35581412
drop her? like from a 30 story building?

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If you guys parted because any type of distance school/moving/job sure. If you broke up with her, no. If she broke up with you, no. If it was mutual, no.

If you're both mature and respect each other, yes

Possible? Yes. It really depends if that's a good move or not though and most people of either sex reflexively go for "just being friends" because it seems more mature than just a clean break, rather than actually gauging if it's workable. Tell her you need some time to process your emotions, then you'll reconnect when you're in a better place. Once you accept this person will be - absolute best case scenario - a fuckbuddy and not a partner, see if you naturally fall into being friends. If you do, great. If not, roll with that.

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>>35581412
Another fucking normie. Why do you persist?

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>>35581412
thats an incest ship image of the two main characters from gravity falls, who are siblings

is your ex your sister

>Pinecest
kek

>>35581412
Why would you?
Uness you are a cuck and enjoy watching her getting fucked by other guys.

>>35584467
I broke up with my gf because she wanted to be me a lot more religious and was a "no sex before marriage " type, so I don't have to worry about that

Still feels bad, though. We agreed it wouldn't work out long term, but still, it's such a shame it had to end like that