Usually, posts similar to this one focus on the mainstream side of music which is absolutely fine. This isn’t a stealth bragging post insinuating that my taste is superior to yours, nor will it be palatable to everyone who reads and listens to the included music

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Essential Songs for Breakups and Hard Times: Part I

It’s been almost two months since the breakup of a 2-year relationship–a month since we last saw each other and exchanged our last words and apologies.

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How Do You Move On When You Were The One To Let Him Go?

This is a question that has boggled me for awhile now. Excluding debates on internal versus external locus of control and what not, I’d really like to know which people think is worse after a breakup–being told that there was nothing wrong, it just wasn’t meant to be, or having a person list certain traits and characteristics as faults.

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Which Is Worse After a Breakup?

I am the victim (har har) of my first breakup. In the two months since that has happened, here are some lessons I have learned that I will pass onto you. 1.

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Rules for Breaking Up

I’m in my 3rd year of university. I recently became friends with a sophomore who is in the same social circle as I am (we knew of each other last year, but didn’t really talk until this semester)

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Short-Term Relationships

My fiance’s ex contacted him recently out of the blue, after nearly 2 years of having no contact after their breakup. Their relationship was about five to six months long and even though it was getting serious to the point where they talked marriage, she left him for another guy (who she is still with)

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My Fiance Didn’t Mention He’s Engaged when Talking to His Ex

This post was submitted anonymously. I wrote the blog titled “Can Cheating Only Happen in a Committed Relationship?” a couple of days ago, and came across an interesting comment. “I say move on, find a new guy.

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Rebound: The Best Way to Get Over a Breakup?

The term “ scotoma ” means blind spot. We all have the physical ones in our eyes, and I’d guess that we all have psychological ones, too. It means we don’t see something that is right in front of us or is apparent to others.

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Scotomas in dating