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" \n Sin No. 1: Call him every time you think about him. If your ex pops into your head every seven minutes, we wouldn&amp;#039;t be too concerned. (After all, how can you not think about the guy when your song comes on/when you find his shirt in your laundry/when someone quotes a line from the last movie you saw together/when the woman in front of you at the deli orders a sandwich with his favorite deli meat.) But if you&amp;#039;re actually dialing your ex&amp;#039;s number every seven minutes, you need to reel in the crazy. Sin No. 2: Share every up and down of your emotional roller coaster on Facebook. That goes double for thinly veiled postings. Because, this just in: Evvverybody knows exactly what you&amp;#039;re talking about when you write, &amp;quot;Some people will always be a-holes&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Everything happens for a reason&amp;quot;. And it makes you look like you haven&amp;#039;t moved on and won&amp;#039;t anytime soon. Repeat after us: Facebook is not my diary, Facebook is not my dairy, Facebook is not my diary... Sin No. 3: Get a haircut. We&amp;#039;ve said it before and we&amp;#039;ll say it again: Go to the salon post-breakup and you could walk out looking like Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men. What&amp;#039;s worse than being newly single? Being newly single with a bowl cut. Wait till you&amp;#039;re in a slightly less stressed zone before you make any major changes to your look. (That means avoiding tattoo parlors too, obviously.) Sin No. 4: Try to be &amp;quot;just friends&amp;quot; right away. We&amp;#039;ve developed an easy quiz to figure out if you&amp;#039;re ready to be his buddy. Would you be totally cool hearing him talk about a new girl he&amp;#039;s into? One point for yes. Two points for heeeell no. If you have more than one point, being friends is out of the question. Sin No. 5: Get serious with another guy. Let us be perfectly clear: We&amp;#039;re fine with you throwing yourself into the bed of another man (hey, enjoy your newfound sexual freedom); we just don&amp;#039;t think you should get all emotional with a new dude and jump right into another relationship. That said, sometimes you just click with a new guy when the timing is off. Still want to pursue it? Proceed with caution to up the chances that your new relationship will last. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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