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My ex asked if we could stay friends and I agreed - we are no longer close but we are distantly kind' (whatever that is :-D). Anyway, we are Facebook friends too so I never post anything personal. Anyway, does anybody else have this weird thing happen or have a theory as to what it means? Whenever I am on and she comes on, she goes immediately off. Same thing when I come online when she is - she immediately goes off. Like I said, we get along just so fine so I don't get it. Is she experiencing shame because she left me? I sense things aren't going great with my replacement as she has tried to meet and has contacted me a few times. Confusing... .
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Pretty much the same with me. Have stayed FB friends but Im looking for an excuse to stop it. We have a son together and I don't think she would send me any info about him if I wasn't on FB. Just waiting for her to meet someone else (if she hasn't already) so I can say I don't think its appropriate and that any communication should be done purely by email (which she hates)
Lots of weird things like you described. I also used to put the chat box up and watch her start a message then stop. She would do this quite a bit but I cant be bothered with that any more so haven't looked in weeks.
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