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The problem, of course, is resisting that temptation. I can't tell you how to do that; it's different for everyone. All I can do is emphasize how important it is to separate with as much dignity and grace as you can muster. | The problem, of course, is resisting that temptation. I can't tell you how to do that; it's different for everyone. All I can do is emphasize how important it is to separate with as much dignity and grace as you can muster. | ||
===Managing | ===Managing online life=== | ||
Don't trash your ex on the internet. You can try to delete your comments later, when you regret them, but the internet never forgets. It is almost guaranteed that there's a record of your comment somewhere in cyberspace. This includes: | Don't trash your ex on the internet. You can try to delete your comments later, when you regret them, but the internet never forgets. It is almost guaranteed that there's a record of your comment somewhere in cyberspace. This includes: | ||
