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Welcome to Just Break Up, the podcast about love, heartbreak, and all the relationship advice you don't want to hear.

My name is Sierra de Mulder. And I'm Sam Blackwell. And today, we're going to answer a letter from somebody who is grieving for her ex, but not the relationship. But before we begin, we just want to give you our Surgeon General's warning, which is that Sierra and I are not licensed mental health practitioners. No, we are not. We are not professionals. We are not trained in any of this. So please,

for the love of God, take our advice as you see fit. We're only here to offer our humble musings

to hopefully shed some understanding and maybe some laughs about the incredibly rewarding,

but mostly confusing experience that is love.

All right. Let's get into today's letter.

So today's letter comes from not ready yet whose pronouns are she,

her, who is writing to us from Compatibility Central USA.

Hi, Sierra and Sam.

I'm a recent new listener to your podcast, but have somehow been to your show faster

than I did Game of Thrones or when Squid Games came out during COVID.

I started by...

So cute.

Deeply honored.

Absolutely.

I started by picking stories that related to my situation and didn't even realize when I was several episodes past.

I deeply appreciate the empathy and respect you give each storywriter, as well as the personal experiences you both draw upon.

Anyway, let's get to my story. TLDR, my boyfriend, he, him, let's call him X, and I broke up recently, and I'm devastated.

Now when I think of X, the person, I am filled with sadness, nostalgia, and guilt. However, when I think about our relationship as an abstract entity, I am less sad and more

analytical.

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