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June 28th, 2012 @7:41 pm  

Cindy,

The only way you would know of his brand new Facebook page is if you were looking at it. Either you added/accepted him to your friends list, or you’re just looking at it on your own (assuming his page is not private, since most are).

The question is, WHY?

You said the guy broke up with you. You said he’s acting like a jerk. You said he’s trying to show off. You said he’s behaving foolishly. Yet you’re still keeping up with his every move on Facebook? Who he’s adding, what he’s posting, etc. Again I ask you, WHY?

Block him and move on. In fact, do whatever you were doing in the 4 months BEFORE you saw his new FB page. Whether he adds 500 girls or 5 girls, it is NONE of your concern. If you stop feeding into what he’s doing, he’ll stop doing it…assuming it’s for your benefit in the first place. Either way, it doesn’t matter. Just focus on YOU.

JayTheAdviceMan@aol.com

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June 17th, 2012 @4:14 pm  

Cindy
I suggest that you take down your facebook account. This guy is way too immature and you need to banish him from your life forever. You should have done it before all the fights and break ups these are all warning signs

John Wilder

marriagecoach1@yahoo.com

marriagecoach1.com sex and relationship blog

author of soon to be published book entitled: Sex Education For Adults, Secrets To Amazing Sex and Happily Ever After Too

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Suzanne White Montiel Said,
June 15th, 2012 @9:18 pm  

Dear Cindy,

You are too old to fall for this guy’s b.s. Yes, he’s being a jerk, and he may be trying to get your attention for some reason.

The best thing you can do is block him on Facebook, and try (which I know can sometimes be difficult) not to seek out anything on Facebook, or anywhere else, between him and (formerly) mutual friends. Ignore him.

You did the right thing by not having contact with him for several months. You need to keep him out of your life. Eventually it will be easier to think of the short time the two of you were together as a distant, if bad, memory.

His motivation, whether you were “just” a rebound, his sudden and inexplicable breakup – none of that matters. What matters is that you move on and learn from the past.

Sincerely,

Suzanne White Montiel
sewmontiel@yahoo.com

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