Should you text your ex Merry Christmas?
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Did your ex text you with, "I and (name of person who replaced you) wish you a merry Christmas" or just "Merry Christmas"?
If the ex included the name of the new boyfriend/girlfriend in the Christmas greeting, that's just twisting the knife in your side. I know a few people who would gleefully send a text like that. Fortunately none of them are my exes.
If the ex included the name of the new boyfriend/girlfriend in the Christmas greeting, that's just twisting the knife in your side. I know a few people who would gleefully send a text like that. Fortunately none of them are my exes.
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If you're cordial, then why not?
I know some people who would much rather text their ex "Murray Franklin".
I choose to not celebrate Christmas, and I've asked people to stop texting me messages about it. If an ex texted me "Happy Birthday" or something, then, sure, I'd respond by thanking them for their well-wishes.
I know some people who would much rather text their ex "Murray Franklin".
I choose to not celebrate Christmas, and I've asked people to stop texting me messages about it. If an ex texted me "Happy Birthday" or something, then, sure, I'd respond by thanking them for their well-wishes.
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In a hypothetical world in which I have an 'ex'
I would wish them Merry Exmas.
If an 'ex' sent one to me the phone would probably return the message to the sender automatically.
The wonders of phone technology huh? I am sure that phones block this type of communication, that is why the ex is called an ex...because you have excommunicated them.
In a hypothetical world in which I have an 'ex'
I would wish them Merry Exmas.
If an 'ex' sent one to me the phone would probably return the message to the sender automatically.
The wonders of phone technology huh? I am sure that phones block this type of communication, that is why the ex is called an ex...because you have excommunicated them.
