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" Being dumped is hard we all know that. Getting that &amp;#039;I just don&amp;#039;t think we&amp;#039;re working line&amp;#039; thrown at you. Or the sickening &amp;#039;It&amp;#039;s not you, it&amp;#039;s me&amp;#039; is a right kick in the balls.\u00A0 But there may be a little glimmer of hope\u00A0if you&amp;#039;re suffering with post-relationship depression (PRD). Possible symptoms\u00A0include blocking them and then\u00A0stalking them on social media, significantly\u00A0increasing the amount of \u00A0Ben and Jerry&amp;#039;s ice cream you consume and crying while watching The Notebook for the third time that day.\u00A0  But don&amp;#039;t worry it&amp;#039;s all going to be okay according to scientific research - who needs men when we have science?\u00A0In a survey of 1,404 university students aged 18-25\u00A071%\u00A0of them viewed their former relationship in a positive light after 11 weeks had passed since the breakup. AND it doesn&amp;#039;t matter whether you were\u00A0the dumper or the dumpee.\u00A0   Your feelings won&amp;#039;t last forever and at the 11 week mark chances are you&amp;#039;re both be\u00A0feeling pretty sweet. So hang in there my fellow dumped friends. We&amp;#039;ve got this. *Sassy click.   Follow Josie on\u00A0Twitter. Like this? Come and check us out on\u00A0Snapchat Discover.\u00A0\u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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