Psychologists said that if you keep still offline contact with one of your exs this will lead to a disrupt emotional recovery. Tara Marshal at Brunel University in the United Kingdom carried out a study on how many people have their ex’s in their friends and how many have un-friended them. This is what she said: “Facebook surveillance exacerbates feelings of distress over the breakup, as well as inducing more negative feelings. It also increases feelings of sexual desire and longing for the ex-partner (all of which leads to the “why the hell are you doing this to yourself” category of post-breakup questions).”

Those who did not have their ex’s in their list had more positive feelings and recovered pretty well. In a nutshell if you keep stalking your ex on Facebook you just keep intensifying the heartbreak, and it is something you really want to avoid, and this can lead to a total breakdown the day in which you find out your ex is in a relationship with someone else.

SOURCE:io9.com

Their divorce was finalised yesterday. According to laws in California, a couple is officially divorced at least 6 months after they broke up. The papers with the sentence ” irreconciliable differences” have been filed on 30 December 2011, and they are now finally processed.

Though not everything is easy when it comes to relationship, Russell fessed up he still loves Katy. That’s what he said:  “I still love [Katy] as a human being. But, sometimes when you’re in a relationship I suppose it doesn’t work out, does it? But that doesn’t mean I regret it or anything.”