I’m really good friends with one of my ex-boyfriends. It’s been almost 6 years since we broke up. It’s comforting knowing I can count on him. We just really like each other, but know we were not compatible for a love relationship. Then there are those who you never want to ever see again. I have a couple of those. For me, how the relationship ended determines whether it can evolve into just friends.

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Great post, Kristin. I agree with exes with no regrets..I’m very blessed to have that. Sometimes it’s just the friendship that one keeps when they have established a good relationship with their exes, I think if that person reminds you a lot of your best side, you don’t really want to lose them. Whenever I think of my ex, I remember the crazy and … Read Moremotivated part of me. I always feel good about that and helps me to stay positive that I can fall inlove again and be that same happy person in a relationship. One just have to accept that the relationship had evolved in a higher level…and this is easy if both people will value the friendship more than the troubles of the romantic relationship.

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Very cute campaign by Dentyne! Reminds us of the joy we can experience with each other face to face versus texting, emailing, and surfing the web. The original instant message, search the world wide everything instead of the web, and visit more homes than homepages are just some of the concepts for making face time. I challenge you to make more face time!

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Totally. Women (and men) don’t realize how unapproachable wearing an iPod makes them appear. (Of course if you just want to listen to music and don’t want to be bothered, it’s perfect.) And if I REALLY felt the urge to talk with a particular woman, I’d do it. But in general, I think walking around with an iPod makes us more antisocial when we’re out in public.

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Yes, it’s totally anti-social. Someone once shared this relative visual with me&Everyone is walking around with a chair around their neck. The seat and legs are facing out. It’s our facade that protects us from the world. Some call it personal space, others are just afraid. The chair has become our phones and iPods. They have become busy devices that we hide behind. Yeah, that is a great campaign. It’s sadly become the norm to spend much of our days and nights hiding behind an electronic “screen” of some sort. I’ve even been experimenting with walking down the street without my ipod plugged into my ears. I know, it’s crazy!

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