Stop Stalking Your Ex on Social Media

11/06/19 • 40 min

You know them better than they know themselves. Your research skills could beat out a CIA operative. You have multiple fake accounts because they've already blocked you and you laugh at their piddly privacy settings. You know everything they do, who they hang out with, where they ate lunch- it's only stalking if you get caught, right?

Then, one accidental, "like", and it all comes crashing down before you.

Jokes aside, social media stalking is serious s***. It's a heartbreaking waste of time that prevents you from moving on, and is really f***ing creepy for the person you're stalking. You know this, you hate it, and you keep doing it. So what gives?

In this episode, I'm going to dig in deep about what's going on behind the scenes that's driving you to stalk your ex, and how to get a grip and get free.

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