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Relationship Obits

Friday, July 10, 2009

Kathleen Horan founded relationshipobit.com when a big breakup was followed two weeks later by the death of her father. Her new book, Relationship Obits: The Final resting Place for Love Gone Wrong is a collection of obituaries of love affairs that have died.

Share a relationship obituary in the comments section below.

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Kathleen Horan

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Shana

My worst ever break up was with a guy I met through match.com then I met my husband through match.com right after! The dumper actually emailed me a little over a year later a couple of days before I got married.

Jul. 10 2009 01:22 PM
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julie from park slope, brooklyn

For eight years I thought about my ex-boyfriend everyday. I would fantasize about a life together. I would image what I would be wearing when we met again, I dreamt about him. When he had girlfriends I would pray that the relationships would end. When he got married I prayed for them to divorce. I kept in contact with his mother and sent her yearly updates of my life. Partly because I cared about her but mostly because I cared about him. I got married and didn't stop thinking and dreaming about him, I just didn't do it as often. His mother died and I broke down and cried uncontrolably. From those tears I realized that my infactuation for him what not for his love but for the realationship I had with his family. The closeness that we all had. Tear for a relationship. A realtionship that I never had with my own.

Jul. 10 2009 01:18 PM
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