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So get your ticket. So we're going to start this off with a little solo as you use.

Someone wanted me to talk about, I don't really even understand what this means.

But they said, can you talk about why a previous relationship with someone you're dating ended?

Into what extent? Oh, I think they're asking if you should talk about why something ended when

you're on a new date or seeing someone new, which makes a lot of sense. And I would say,

I think you should only divulge what you want to divulge. I think that it's a very intimate

topic and you shouldn't say anything more than you feel comfortable with.

Like, I mean, if you were in an abusive relationship or a toxic situation and you really don't

want to talk about it, that's totally fine. That's your progative. If it makes you feel better

to talk about that, then that's something that you should talk about. And I think that you should

do it again when you're comfortable. I was dating someone for, I would say three or four dates.

And they were previously in a six-year relationship. So I really wanted to know, I was really curious.

So I asked them. And they weren't super curious about my past relationships.

I really actually now that I think about it, I think that women are just more curious about

your exes than men are. I don't think my current partner of almost two years has ever been like,

tell me about your ex, by the way. I really want to know about all your exes.

There's so much that they don't know. And I just don't think he cares. I mean, maybe he does

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