Bumping into your ex after a messy breakup can always be an unpleasant affair. Regardless of how good or bad the relationship was, there are certain things you should always avoid talking about to your ex. Believe it or not, taking a dig at them might seem like a great idea at the moment, but you're only going to regret it later. This is why we decided to share a few topics that one should avoid talking about when you bump into someone who you were in a relationship with. Keep reading to find out all about it!
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