Keeping the past buried

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Walaikum Salam.

Lol, Maybe you should open up your emotions a bit more :P

But seriously if you had a good friendship with someone from the past, wouldnt you feel upset if they dissed you??

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Eh, I used to be upset about it. I held a grudge for a long time with one of my old high school friends who betrayed me. But I got over it.

These days I don't care about a whole lot. I'm just along for the ride, and I try to make it as enjoyable as possible.
 
No amount of regret can change the past and no amount of worry can change the future
 
In this day and age, with easy and discreet modes of communication, it can become dangerous for a person with (a) previous flame/s to fall into some kind of fitnah if a strong conscious effort is not made to avoid it.

For example, let's say a girl knows a guy and they plan to marry but it doesn't work out. The girl ends up marrying someone else a while later and all seems to be going smoothly for a couple of months or maybe a year or two.

Then suddenly the husband starts to 'change' and becomes neglectful of her and she doesn't feel so loved. Suppose she in that depressed state, receives an email or text or call out of the blue from her former flame asking how she was etc. It's possible that under such a circumstance, she could be tempted to converse with him more and more and soon enough, find that she enjoys this new found attention and rekindling of old feelings. It might not even get into proper zina but there is a huge possibility of an 'emotional affair' taking place.

Or imagine the case where it is the guy who has known someone and she one day sends him some message saying how her current husband is abusive and she's unhappy in her marriage and has nobody to turn to but him. Again, same kind of thing could happen as above.

Care really needs to be taken and vigilance maintained. Not just in the initial years of marriage but throughout.
 
In this day and age, with easy and discreet modes of communication, it can become dangerous for a person with (a) previous flame/s to fall into some kind of fitnah if a strong conscious effort is not made to avoid it.

For example, let's say a girl knows a guy and they plan to marry but it doesn't work out. The girl ends up marrying someone else a while later and all seems to be going smoothly for a couple of months or maybe a year or two.

Then suddenly the husband starts to 'change' and becomes neglectful of her and she doesn't feel so loved. Suppose she in that depressed state, receives an email or text or call out of the blue from her former flame asking how she was etc. It's possible that under such a circumstance, she could be tempted to converse with him more and more and soon enough, find that she enjoys this new found attention and rekindling of old feelings. It might not even get into proper zina but there is a huge possibility of an 'emotional affair' taking place.

Or imagine the case where it is the guy who has known someone and she one day sends him some message saying how her current husband is abusive and she's unhappy in her marriage and has nobody to turn to but him. Again, same kind of thing could happen as above.

Care really needs to be taken and vigilance maintained. Not just in the initial years of marriage but throughout.

Soo true, some of us learn this the hard way sadly.
 

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