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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I take from this spin off and the original is [b]that most people think quite highly of themselves.[/b]

I'm seeing this thought process: Nope nobody got away from me, but I certainly am the one that got away for 2-3 other people!

1) we rewrite history. What you remember isn't always what happened. (i.e. you really did think she was the one that got away when she broke up with you, as opposed to now, where you are looking at her facebook page and realizing she got a little chubbbbbby.

2) you can't know that your ex really thinks you are the one that got away. It could be he thinks he dodged a hollow-tipped bullet, and you just think you are better for him than his current wife/situation. Not always the case.

got that off my chest.
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+100000[/quote]

I posted +1000 and I honestly think part of it is men are more sentimental/prone to missing an ex than women.  Within my friend group almost every woman has been contacted by an ex at some point or another- I would say a fraction of my guy friends are contacted by an ex gf.  I think men like to put on a front of being unaffected and if anything that contributes to having trouble getting over a person [/quote]

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