Are friggin’ kidding me!
Today was a lazy day.
I did some housing cleaning.
I did some clothes washing.
And then I opened the page of Grazia Australia magazine and
found an article on something quite stupid. The magazine profiled a website
called www.wotwentwrong.com which
gives lovers the chance to ask an ex to critique their relationship via a questionnaire.
A questionnaire!
How messed up is that!
Sick, sick, sick!
If you feel the need to go on to a website and prod an ex to
fill out an online form as to why things ended, how do you think you are going
to come off?
Will it not just magnify the fact that he/she is an ex for a
reason?
Or worst, the ex must just realise that it was the thing
they every did; i.e. dumping you.
What a cruel website.
It cannot exactly be good for your mental health.
The piece in the magazine had two columnists, one for the
yes, the other against. The yes (i.e. who thought it was a good idea) actually advocated
that you would benefit from a bit of honesty, and that an online form would
save you from the awkwardness of saying it to someone’s face. How about not
saying or asking anything at all! And this columnist was, surprisingly, a man!
The no – a female author – said not to lower yourself by
asking your ex to identify all the things that made their skin crawl about you.
She said, and I completely agree and cheer on, was to walk away with your head
held high and that he wasn't ‘The One’ and that he didn’t deserve you. I know it’s
a tad Oprah but it is true.
The questionnaire starts with how did it end? Did they not return your calls? Text message break up?
It
then gives you a drop down menu with the words "confused"
"please elaborate" "not that into me"
"historical" "flippant"... this last one was quite sad. It
followed with, I had a dream that we went out but surely that couldnt have happened because in my dream you stopped calling! What went wrong?? Help me out and let me know. Seriously, it would be nice to know. Pay it forward!
Oh dear god!
I usually don’t take these trashy magazines too seriously
but when it advocates a website to pulling apart what went wrong in a
relationship or worst what you did wrong in a relationship… who wins in the
end?
Stupid trashy magazine!
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