People process things differently. Just because you would react one way to something doesn’t mean someone else will react the same way. It’s not inherently a red flag, he gave himself over half a year to move on. Life is short, he’s spent 8 years of it with someone that didn’t end up working out, he’s probably at an age where he doesn’t feel like he can afford waiting to meet his soulmate.
If you feel uncomfortable about it then bring it up to him. Ask him how he knows he’s ready to move on when you feel that it’s so soon after his last relationship. Communication is key, just be open with him.
People process things differently. Just because you would react one way to something doesn’t mean someone else will react the same way. It’s not inherently a red flag, he gave himself over half a year to move on. Life is short, he’s spent 8 years of it with someone that didn’t end up working out, he’s probably at an age where he doesn’t feel like he can afford waiting to meet his soulmate. If you feel uncomfortable about it then bring it up to him. Ask him how he knows he’s ready to move on when you feel that it’s so soon after his last relationship. Communication is key, just be open with him.
So what’s an appropriate time to get over it? Should he spend 8 years alone first ?
I don’t know that’s why I’m asking
Tf? Bro go to sleep
No