Is 90 days no contact too long?

The 90-day no-contact rule after a breakup means just that — no contact for 90 days. Giving yourself at least three months to process a breakup without reaching out to your ex can help you grow, heal and think about yourself and your needs.

When should I reach out to my ex?

How long before you should talk to your ex after a breakup? The rule of thumb is to wait 30 days before you speak to your ex once again. If you were together for a very long time and you break up, you may need to extend this to six weeks. At the most, 2-2.5 months is how long the no-contact phase should go.

How long should no contact be if you want your ex back?

– Magnet of Success How Long Should No Contact Be If You Want Your Ex Back? There is so much conflicting information about how long no contact should be if you want your ex back. Some say you should break no contact after 30 days and others suggest you wait until you’re ready.

How long does it take for an ex to reach out?

The highest chance for your ex to reach out is in the first 6 months of no contact. Most dumpers process their relief and elation in the first half of a year and begin moving toward the stage of neutrality. Additionally to space and distance, how long it takes for no contact to start working is dependent on the dumper’s internal factors:

How long should you stay no contact after a breakup?

Usually, it’s best to go 4 weeks with no contact, but this depends on how long you were in a relationship to begin with. If you were in one for anything under 2 years, you might run the risk of both parties moving on going longer than 30 days with no contact.

How long is too long to go no contact?

Anything shorter than 4 weeks is generally too short to really see any benefits of the no contact rule. It should be noted that if you want him back and start going longer than 4 weeks, you run the risk of him also moving on and finding someone new.

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