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Would you have a problem going to a vacation destination you knew had been visited also by your current partner and their ex?

Now we got this email.

It says my boyfriend and I have been together for almost two years.

And for our anniversary, I want to go to Italy.

But the problem is my boyfriend doesn't want to go because I went there with my ex-boyfriend for vacation years ago. And we've been divorced for six years. I haven't been there since. But I love vacationing there. It was beautiful, affordable, and the food there was amazing. He thinks it's weird to go on a vacation at the same place as I did with my ex. He said it would make him uncomfortable the entire time he's there, thinking of, oh, did they kiss here? Were they there? Holding hands. I don't think there's anything wrong with it. It's not like we got married there. What do you think? Is it weird to vacation the same place you did with an ex? Italy's a big place. Don't go to any of the same hotels or towns that you went to with your ex.

Go explore new exciting regions and areas of Italy where he won't feel that way.

Well, with that kind of thinking, if me and my ex went to Outback Steakhouse together and I

loved the Outback Steakhouse experience, but I'm not allowed to go there because me and my ex went to Outback Steakhouse together and I loved the Outback Steakhouse experience,

but I'm not allowed to go there because me and my ex went there. It's really the same kind of mentality.

You're going to a country because the country's beautiful. You're not going to the memory.

I would think so as well. Where would you say it would be foul? If you're talking about going to maybe a same resort?

Would that be a problem?

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