The phrase "after relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events, actions, or feelings that occur following the conclusion of a relationship.
Example: "After relationships often require time for healing and self-reflection."
Alternatives: "following relationships" or "post-relationships".
They split in 1996 after relationships frayed during the Tarantula sessions.
Three years ago, after relationships with both men and women, he met William Charles Pollock, who works at BBC 6 Music, by chance, at a Christmas party.
Just when you thought you'd lost all faith in romance thanks to the 'swipe-right/swipe-left' culture of popular dating apps, here's some refreshing news: most users are actually after relationships rather than casual hook-ups.
I like to keep my relationship private [Faulkner began dating MasterChef co-presenter John Torode two years ago.] You have to look after relationships, and when you're having a nice time you don't want to have to talk about it.
"Not just the first week or the first year of love, but it's quite a few years before that… feeling the absence of love and then its discovery". Three years ago, after relationships with both men and women, he met William Charles Pollock, who works at BBC 6 Music, by chance, at a Christmas party.
The marriage was Pitt's second, the actor having previously wed Friends star Jennifer Aniston, and Jolie's third after relationships with actors Billy Bob Thornton and Jonny Lee Miller.
Consent is seen by BDSMers and vanilla folk alike as boring, plebian, with the sought-after relationship goal being to "just have chemistry".
We all know the woman who builds relationship after relationship that ultimately go nowhere, at least as far as the organization is concerned.
A powerful factor in today's relaxation of the rules was the lobby for the rights of fathers after relationship breakdown.
Tabloid staple during brief fling with Lindsay Lohan, who reportedly swore off men after relationship ended.
All this represents Draper's metaphorical crises of confidence and authenticity, played out season after season, relationship after relationship, ad campaign after ad campaign.
