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Little Black Book Investigating the ex-files
I never thought I'd take love advice from Brittany Murphy, but her performance in Little Black Book made me think. Maybe it's not such a bad idea to EX-trapolate information about your boyfriend's or girlfriend's past relationships. Understanding why past relationships didn't work can tell you a lot about your sweetheart. As Murphy's character's friend said in the movie, if you're not learning from his or her history, you're repeating it.
I'm not suggesting delving into unnecessary corners of your partner's life because that will only lead to ruining the happiness that you have. Often times your significant other will brief
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For all of you amateur Pls out there, snooping through your partner's things can be a really bad idea. However, if you happen upon something that doesn't register true, open communication is always the best option. If you don't trust your partner's explanation, reasses why you are still in the relationship.
—Samara Nazir
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Lauren Siemens & Kyle Spencer
Lauren Siemens and Kyle Spencer were best friends in middle school. They hung out nearly every day. Right before high school, the Augusta freshmen started drifting apart. It wasn't until a senior campout three years later that they started talking to one another again. They talked all night and realized how much they missed being friends. About a month after that they decided to take it to the next level. They are now closer than ever.
—Ashley Doyle