The ex is getting married. Do you want to bless her?

If you can send blessings, keep respect for each other. As for the blessing to the scene, forget it. A good ex should be a stranger, because he really loves him, and it is inappropriate to break up in all aspects. He also felt disappointed and heartbroken, feeling that the whole world was about to collapse, and even wanted to get back together in a month or two.

But there must be a reason to break up, and fate is not enough to get together. So in this case, I really don't like my ex to contact me again. Now that he has found the other half, if he feels happy, he may not invite me to the wedding!

Because I love you, going to the wedding just adds to my heart! And you have a current job, and you have to contact your predecessor, which only shows that he is not doing well! Or simply show off, so you don't have to pay attention or go straight back. It's annoying and disgusting! So, let go of all thoughts. When he tells you that you are getting married, just say a blessing. The rest is none of your business. Just live your own life.

I have said two terms myself. My former predecessor broke up in the graduation season, which was caused by various practical reasons. I will be very blessed and sincere when he gets married. And my predecessor, a man I thought I could enter the marriage hall, has brought me more harm. Such a person, when breaking up, is insincere and full of routines, and I will not bless him. Instead, I will bless myself and be glad that I left such a person earlier.

So personally, I think it depends on whether you and your ex broke up peacefully, and whether both of them let go after breaking up. I won't bless you anyway. You can say I'm still full of resentment and resentment. Besides, people are very happy now, and I don't lack the blessing of my predecessor. All I can do is to have nothing to do with this man anymore. What does it have to do with me that he is unhappy? When he found the next one, he never thought about how a fool like me could accept this reality.