One blogger put it this way:
“Very few of you think de-friending an ex on Facebook is a good idea. Sometimes doing nothing at all — not talking, not de-friending — sends the clearest message of all. But what if you’re tormented by his [or her] Facebook photos, cryptic Twitter updates, and blog posts?” What if you’re being cyber-stalked by your ex and you don’t like it?
That’s where Block Your Ex comes in. It does what sheer will power cannot — with an ex-blocking tool that’s specially designed to, as another blogger said, “extract even the most stubborn evidence of past relationships gone bad from an otherwise pristine online existence,” and with internet speed!
Designed by a Washington, DC creative agency called JESS3, the Ex-Blocker needs only for you to fill in the offending ex’s name along with his or her Twitter identity, Facebook page and blog URL. From there, the tool wipes that person right out of the user’s online life. More than 8,026 exes are currently being blocked thanks to the tool.
You can enter up to five people’s identities that you’d never like to hear again, and it will remove every image and mention of them from your online life. For-ev-er. (Or until you get back together and/or want to change the settings.)
The best part? You’ll still appear to be their friends and followers, so they will never know!
Once that’s all sorted out…women can visit ExBoyfriendJewelry.com, where their motto is “You don’t want it. He can’t have it back” to profit from the pain and unburden themselves emotionally too. And then visit Pink Kisses.com which, Springwise tells us “aims to “help women through heartbreak with all sorts of fabulous pick-me-ups,” in the site’s own words.
Maybe breaking up isn’t so hard to do anymore!