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We Don’t Learn From Experience, We Learn From Reflecting On Experience — John Dewey.It's important for us take time to reflect on what was really the problem as in what really caused us or our ex’s behaviour or the relationship to end.The breakup reflection has two parts; Self Reflection and Relationship Reflection in which each has just 3 questions to ask yourself.
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We Don’t Learn From Experience, We Learn From Reflecting On Experience — John Dewey.It's important for us take time to reflect on what was really the problem as in what really caused us or our ex’s behaviour or the relationship to end.The breakup reflection has two parts; Self Reflection and Relationship Reflection in which each has just 3 questions to ask yourself.
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== Steps ==
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