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[frodoelf]

Breakups in Web 2.0

In this day and age, breakups aren't just about moving to different locations and splitting up the cd collection, it's a WHOLE lot more complicated. Here are some tips I have learned to ease your next breakup experience in this wired world.

Netflix - There's no easy way to split up your queue. Logically you and your

Comments

[sexualcabinetry]

This is perhaps one of your best articles. I really dig it.

thought about this too much, huh?

[deathboy]

Myspace: move the person out of your top 8 (or however many), so you don't have to see their smiling face, and if they're online every day

Re: thought about this too much, huh?

[frodoelf]

Keep em coming and I'll post these on the weekly geek!

[assassinpandora]

I like a clean break. Kind and understanding contact for a brief period after the breakup to make them feel that they have been listened to, with a steely willed resistance against letting them provoke you emotionally in any way, then no contact whatsoever. I would change passwords instantly, and defriend/decontact/ soonish, to prevent any ugliness that may make me regret having been kind.

[frodoelf]

That's an interesting take. I am not familiar with breakups so much so its cool to get everyone's opinion on it!