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I. Introduction A. Attention Grabber: Statistics say that 60-90% of rebound relationships are doomed to fail. (‘Are Relationships Doomed to Fail?’, 2010) B. Definition: A rebound relationship is one where you move on quickly from a long lasting relationship into another relationship and you are still affected by the previous one. C. Thesis Statement: One should be able to determine the following about rebound relationship stories: its signs, its causes and effects, and its comparison to true love relationships.
II. Body A. Descriptive 1. Focusing on your previous relationship 2. Having unanswered questions and emotional pain B. Cause and Effect 1. Someone ends up being used and hurt as a result 2. You’re going to think this is the best relationship you 've ever had C. Comparison and Contrast 1. Rebound relationship: motivation, emotion and timing 2. True love relationship: motivation, emotion and timing
III. Conclusion A. Summary: If your love for each other is real, they will understand if you need to slow down a little. B. Concluding Grabber: Good things come to those who wait.
Another One Bites the Dust
Statistics say that 60% - 90% of rebound relationships are doomed to fail. (‘Are Rebound Relationships Doomed to Fail?’, 2010) A rebound relationship is one where you move on quickly from a long lasting relationship into another relationship and you are still affected by the previous one. (Meyer, n. d. paragraph 1) One should know the following about rebound relationships: its signs, its causes and effects, and its comparison to true love relationship. In essence, when you are in a rebound relationship, you spend a significant amount of time focusing on your previous one. For instance, a woman who just had her year long relationship broken tends to blame herself for their break-up. She has troubled thoughts about all the ‘what ifs’ and ‘if onlys’ of the past relationship. All the time
II. Body A. Descriptive 1. Focusing on your previous relationship 2. Having unanswered questions and emotional pain B. Cause and Effect 1. Someone ends up being used and hurt as a result 2. You’re going to think this is the best relationship you 've ever had C. Comparison and Contrast 1. Rebound relationship: motivation, emotion and timing 2. True love relationship: motivation, emotion and timing
III. Conclusion A. Summary: If your love for each other is real, they will understand if you need to slow down a little. B. Concluding Grabber: Good things come to those who wait.
Another One Bites the Dust
Statistics say that 60% - 90% of rebound relationships are doomed to fail. (‘Are Rebound Relationships Doomed to Fail?’, 2010) A rebound relationship is one where you move on quickly from a long lasting relationship into another relationship and you are still affected by the previous one. (Meyer, n. d. paragraph 1) One should know the following about rebound relationships: its signs, its causes and effects, and its comparison to true love relationship. In essence, when you are in a rebound relationship, you spend a significant amount of time focusing on your previous one. For instance, a woman who just had her year long relationship broken tends to blame herself for their break-up. She has troubled thoughts about all the ‘what ifs’ and ‘if onlys’ of the past relationship. All the time
References: Are Relationships Doomed to Fail? (2010) Retrieved October 15, 2012, from http://ezinearticles.com/?Rebound-Relationships-FAQ---Are-Rebound-Relationships-Doomed-to-Fail?&id=4239150 Meyer C. (n. d.) Retrieved October 15, 2012, from http://divorcesupport.about.com/od/romanceafterdivorce/p/reboundrelation.htm Rebound Relationship-Are You on the Rebound? (n. d.) Retrieved October 15, 2012, from http://www.therelationshipgym.com/relationship-breakdown/item/250-rebound-relationship-are-you-in-one What to do if you’re Already in a Rebound Relationship (n. d.) Retrieved October 15, 2012, from http://www.therelationshipgym.com/relationship-breakdown/item/250-rebound-relationship-are-you-in-one