Dutch,
I am new (again) at shooting traditional bows, and in the last several months, have bought and had the opportunity to shoot both recurve and longbows owned by friends who are trying to help me. I have found that I am a longbow shooter. What I have been told is, that a longbow, having narrower and thicker limbs are more forgiving of bad form and a bad release. I'm not saying don't try to strive for the best form you can possibly have, but in the case of a mistake, a longbow will, in a way, compensate for it. I saw a video of a recurve being shot in slow motion and the wide, thin limbs look like a ribbon going forward! All of that movement is transferred to the arrow causing erratic arrow flight, the same video showed a long bow, (not a hybrid reflex-deflex) and the limbs went forward after the release in a pretty much straight line giving the arrow a more stable launch.
My two longbows are hybrid reflex-deflex and they are so much fun to shoot! (Even with my target panic and lousy release! LOL,)
I'm too new to really offer an expert opinion, but for what it is worth from one new guy to another. You'll get a lot more expert opinions soon! I'd say try to find a way to shoot a longbow and compare it to the way your recurve feels! I guess it is all person preference, alot of shooters have both
John