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It actually depends. Because there are some relationships that still didn't work the second time around. It would depend on both parties, if both have fully accepted to change all the bad things that had happen, the failures or mistakes made. If both have fully and has really decided to give it a try again and can really forget whatever negative things done before and can let go of their ego's and work things out again without bringing back the past.
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