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I might be an alien or something; But can someone tell me why people are so invested in their ex's personal lives and relationships?
Even years after they broke up, Amicably or not, and got into new relationships?

Features so commonly in movies and media.
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>>85418361
I have no idea I find it odd too I don't keep up with the people I've had sexual interactions with

What I know about them is from what I knew about them when we regularly interacted and the last time I saw them

I would assume it is out of curiosity or perhaps a place of care and interest for a past human connection
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Men are basic creatures, and only fall in love once.
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>>85418438
Not just curiosity, they're so jealous and invasice of their ex's lives too.
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>>85418361
They still have feelings and/or are still bitter about the breakup. It's not like once you break up that a switch flips in your head that makes a person go "move on" that part takes time.
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i found that i could only move on when i found a new girlfriend
sometimes that takes years but now that i have the best girlfriend ever so i am over the worst girlfriend ever

i think my ex is more interested in me and my life than the reverse



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