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X user stirs debate after sharing controversial advice on girlfriends who still chat with their exes

X user stirs debate after sharing controversial advice on girlfriends who still chat with their exes

An X user has caused a serious conversation online after dropping relationship advice that many people found bold, shocking, or painfully honest — depending on who you ask.

 

According to the user, men should never force their girlfriends to stop talking to their exes or block their contacts. She argues that deleting a number doesn’t delete emotions, and that “women stay loyal to their feelings,” whether people agree or not.

 

She wrote:

 

“Do not force her to stop talking to her ex.
Do not force her to block or delete his contact.
If you force her, it won’t change how she feels about him.

If she’s still chatting him up after you’ve complained, quietly plan your life and take your attention away from her.

Then marry another woman when you’re ready.”

 

She went on to warn men about the risk of paternity fraud, claiming that many women who’ve been involved in such cases reportedly went back to the same ex their partners once complained about.

X user stirs debate after sharing controversial advice on girlfriends who still chat with their exes
X user stirs debate after sharing controversial advice on girlfriends who still chat with their exes

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