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How do you deal with the emotional onslaught of a break-up while also trying to navigate the murky waters of social media?
With the cards distributed and interiors meticulously decorated, you’re now ready to enjoy Christmas Day amid the finest of festive tech.
One final point: Depending on how many marauding relatives descend upon your home every year, demanding Wi-Fi as well as Christmas dinner, you may want to consider buying a Wi-Fi booster.
Let’s face it, there’s nothing worse than your Netflix collapsing two-thirds of the way through Elf. shared rental agreement, so it’s been relatively easy for me in the past. But what if you’ve built a solid life together and let the whole world in to see via your profile pages?
How do you deal with the emotional onslaught of a break-up while also trying to navigate the murky waters of social media without sinking completely?
I reckon it would do us all good to have some clear rules when it comes to this type of thing, or even some unwritten ones.
It’s a sad day when you yearn for some of the discipline you spent your whole life rebelling against, but it doesn’t hurt to have a bit of guidance. In fact, in this case, it might help us hurt a lot less.
But there’s no etiquette when it comes to finding the right way. A Reddit thread dedicated entirely to the issue made it no clearer, with torn-up users divided on whether they believed previous relationships should be cleared from social media accounts or celebrated and left for people to see in all their tragic glory.
I don’t particularly think that memories and photos should be erased when people part ways. It’s up to each and every person how they want to mend a broken heart. Though I do think it would be really handy if we could archive and delete the real-life pain that comes along with it. magdalene. dalziel@ reachplc .com