Eleven Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media
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By hungryman - 14/07/2009 21:10 - Canada
That's really rough, but if seeing her activity on Facebook bothers you so much, just unfollow her.
Take a napkin, move on. It shows character when you can deal with an ending, so you get a better new start with someone else. Learn to move on!
I am sorry that you felt you had to end your relationship due to your mental health issues. However, did you give her a fair chance to accept you as you are? A lot of people have mental health problems and their loved ones just accept them. Also, if you are having issues with Facebook telling you about her then stop following her. Its not hard.
My girlfriend did that with me years ago, broke up without saying the real reason. We got back into contact during Covid because we both still cared about each other and wondered if the other was ok. We were apart for 3 years. She told me the truth that she didn't want to be a burden on me but still loved me. I never stopped loving her and I had pretty much just figured I would be alone for the rest of my life, just cuz I knew she was the one. She has depression and doesn't feel she deserves happiness. We are working on that, but I am never letting her go again. Mental illness doesn't push people away, must will try their best to help if they truly care about each other. If you really care about her, tell her the truth. If she cares as much, she might be willing to help. You deserve to be happy too.
Usually just blocking is enough to stop that. Also unfriend and unfollow her, move on.
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That's really rough, but if seeing her activity on Facebook bothers you so much, just unfollow her.
I am sorry that you felt you had to end your relationship due to your mental health issues. However, did you give her a fair chance to accept you as you are? A lot of people have mental health problems and their loved ones just accept them. Also, if you are having issues with Facebook telling you about her then stop following her. Its not hard.