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I dont know what to do yet..

okay me and my boyfriend of almost 2 years [sept] broke up bout a month ago. and I feel as if he has seemed more fun and stuff from what it sounds like…and im happy for him I really am but I still kind of miss him but im enjoying this not having to commit 2 someone right now or watch what I do…but so far 2 guys have asked me 2 hang out, and another one asked me 2 go see the transformers movie w him and stuff…so I told him yes..but the other 2 I think itd just be really odd…the one I barely talked 2 I partied w him 1 night and thats pretty much the only time I ever talked 2 him besides at school but schools over..and the otherr we barely talk at all and his sister was one of my good friends but we dont talk any more..and there both juniors and im a senior… I guess my question is…should I feel bad if I go and hang w someone else even if I dont really like them like that?

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That is an awesome question. NO. Not at all should you feel that way. It is so normal to feel guilty, like you’re doing something wrong after a break up like that. 2 years is a long time. But you only feel that way because of how long you were “tied down” so to speak. It doesn’t feel right at first but the more you do it the easier it gets for you, and for you to get over the relationship if that’s what you want to do. After all, you are a senior!! Senior year is fun. Live it up. Especially since you don’t like those boys. No need to feel guilty sweetheart. Have fun

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