By Nicole Maher
In the latest celebrity news, Vanessa Hudgens revealed what she wants in the ideal partner following her celebrity break-up with Austin Butler. According to UsMagazine.com, Hudgens is open to dating someone whether they are in the public eye or not. Hudgens and Butler separated in January of this year after dating for nearly nine years. Since their break-up, Hudgens has revealed that she has not been dating amid the coronavirus pandemic and her busy acting schedule.
In celebrity news, Vanessa Hudgens is reevaluating what she looks for in a partner after her split from Austin Butler. What are some ways to learn from a break-up?
Cupid’s Advice:
Although challenging, break-ups provide a great opportunity for learning lessons from a past relationship, as well as determining what you want out of future relationships. If you are looking for some ways to learn from a break-up, Cupid has some advice for you:
1. Set priorities: Break-ups provide a great time to reestablish your priorities and expectations about what you want in a future relationship. While you likely had an idea of your priorities before you even started dating, going through an unsuccessful relationship can reveal what you truly need from a partner to make things work. Take this time to update your priorities so that you know what is a must-have the next time around.
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2. Establish deal-breakers: Deciding on deal-breakers is just as important as setting priorities. A person can have all of the characteristics you favor, but if they have a major lifestyle habit that you disagree with, it can cause conflict in the future. Deal breakers also don’t have to be “negative” attributes about the person, but can simply be factors like distance and the type of relationship you are both looking for.
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3. Consider external factors: When we’re in a relationship, we sometimes tend to put that aspect of your life above others. Break-ups are a great time to look at other aspects of your life and decide if you’d like to spend some time improving them as well. By working to better yourself professionally or mentally between partners, you will enter your next relationship with a more solid foundation and be ready to put in all the necessary effort.
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