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Hey guys, as you might have read in other threads and posts ive gone through a rough break up in the past few months and im trying to move forward. I was hoping i might be able to get some success stories of you moving on from a break up, dont get too personal if you dont feel comfortable. Maybe say things like how long you were with your partner and then how long it took you to get over it and what you did to successfully move on.
I hope this thread is recieved well and not looked at in a bad light.
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Moving On (From a Break Up Success Stories)
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