Should I message my ex Happy New Year?

This is a public service announcement: Do not text your ex on New Year’s Eve. Don’t fall prey to the New Year’s Eve trap of rationalizing a quick text to your former bae just because it’s a holiday. Just put your phone down. Grab the cutie next to you and start making all new mistakes to ring in the new year.

Should I text my ex to wish them well?

There’s no rule saying you can’t text your ex just because they’re in a new relationship, but do be considerate. If they seem genuinely happy with someone else, let them be happy.

How do you say happy New Year to your ex?

Wishing my sweet EX boyfriend a happy new year. I hope your life fills with prosperity and good luck in the coming year and you gain many achievements. With all my heart, I congratulate you on New Year and wish that this year would meet all your expectations. Be open to new things, but appreciate what you have.

Is it OK to Text Your Ex?

If the context is right, any situation can be OK to text your ex. But, after coaching hundreds of relationship clients, these three rules are good: Simple. Texting is a great way to restart the communication lines after a suitable break. Let the dust settle and your ex will be more receptive.

How do you wish your ex a happy Thanksgiving?

My ex text me a happy thanksgiving on that day. I didn’t xpect that but i reply same to u too. that’s it. Tom if u have facebook, send ur greetings their. just wish her merry christmas/happy new year. that’s it. or send pix mms to email.

How long should you wait to Text Your Ex after breakup?

In general though, a few weeks will be sufficient for most cases. After which, it will be safe to reopen the communication lines (with a text that tests the waters.) Rule 2: It is ok to text your ex on special occasions (If enough time has passed since the breakup…) Special occasions throw people off.

What is the best time to send a text message?

You can send a message at any time, day or night, and they can reply (or not) at any time, day or night. It is a convenient way to stay in touch (reply when you want to, and not when I want you to.) And the recipient feels less pressure to receive it.