What would you do if your ex opened up about why they ended things?
Similar to an exit interview at work, maybe it would be a good idea to have a break-up interview with the aim to find out what went wrong in the relationship?
Ah man, nothing sucks quite like a break-up. Whichever side you are on, it's not an easy thing to be a part of.
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For the most part, my previous relationships (not that I had many to be fair) ended amicably. I have also been on the receiving end of the break-up and I can recall only one relationship that I let the chap down. Shame, he was sweet but I just didn't like him as much as he liked me.
I have always set high standards for my relationships, so when it comes to love, only great love will do.
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As you will recall, Simon recently embarrassed me on air by tracking down my first kiss and getting him to dish the details. So cringe-worthy! Just today a stranger brought it up and had a good laugh (at my expense, mind you).
Simon boasted the other day that very little embarrasses him, so I went on a little mission to find out anything I could about him that he may be hiding. All in a bid for a bit of revenge - and the digging began.
I remembered a moment when he got cagey when talking about an ex (who he named - silly him). With that in mind, I went on to social media, and in this day and age, finding a person is as easy as loving a Friday.
Anyway, I found her and she dished the deets on why she broke up with him, and it didn't take much persuasion on my part.
Listen to Simon squirm after I played him the voice note on air:
Now, I want to know from you, if your ex came forward with the reasoning behind your break-up, would you cringe or would you take it with a pinch of salt?
Let me know by commenting below.