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I agree that the biggest problem would be assuming that the person was the same person. Possibly so , but people can change dramatically over the years. I would approach it just like a new relationship, date, date some more, inquire about the past and look for red flags. Jumping into it, relying on your emotions from the past would be a mistake.
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