By Katie Sotack
Actor Orlando Bloom is determined to learn from his and Katy Perry‘s past divorces before entering into new matrimony. Once married to Miranda Kerr, Bloom learned the importance of growing with a partner and laying down a foundation for commitment, according to EOnline.com. In an interview with NBC’s Sunday Tonight, Bloom reiterated his desire to make this marriage last, saying, “She’s remarkable and so I’m always so impressed with that and I’m encouraged”. The celebrity couple continue to grow closer as Bloom teaches Perry to embrace the small moments.
In celebrity news, Orlando Bloom opened up about how his past divorce impacts his relationship with Katy Perry. What are some ways your past relationship can affect your new relationship?
Cupid’s Advice:
Don’t let the ghost of relationships past haunt your new romance. Learn from the mistakes from your ex and bring new perspective into your next relationship:
1. Intimacy: There’s a lot from a past relationship that can cause anxiety in future partnerships. For example, being cheating on may make you jealous and paranoid as a future partner. This is a normal reaction, but it’s something to learn from. Take your trauma and turn it into intimacy by confiding in your new significant other about your concerns.
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2. Know yourself better: Each relationship and opportunity that enters your life should teach you something about yourself. Start your new relationship with a thorough understanding of what went wrong last time and how you can grow from that.
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3. It’s a part of you: your past relationships are your history. You’re bound to feel nostalgic or sentimental about your past at some point in this new relationship. Take a breath and realize you can miss what you once had with someone without wanting it back.
How have you turned your past relationship into fuel for your new one? Share in the comments below!
