How to Get Your Ex Boyfriend Jealous Through Facebook
Romantic breakups often leave hurt feelings. Facebook is a great place to forget about old flames and meet new friends. With a bit of ingenuity, you can make your ex-boyfriend jealous through Facebook to exact sweet revenge. After a breakup, it can be a satisfying feeling when an ex-boyfriend sees you having a good time, be it with friends or even a new boyfriend. Use Facebook to portray yourself as frequently having fun and being happy to make your ex-boyfriend jealous.
Instructions
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Post photos of yourself out with friends and tag yourself in them whenever possible. If someone takes a photo of you, tag yourself in the picture once she posts it to her Facebook account.
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Use Facebook's Places feature if you use a Facebook mobile application to "check-in" whenever you visit a bar, restaurant or other establishment. The more you are out and about, the happier you'll seem -- and if your ex-boyfriend sees you happy without him, it will fan his jealousy.
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Flirt openly with other guys who post on your Facebook wall. Although your ex-boyfriend can't see their profiles, he can see the comments you write in response to comments they leave. Flirting suggests to your ex-boyfriend that you are over him, which makes him envious.
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Be positive and upbeat whenever you post Facebook updates. Refrain from posting sad song lyrics, photos or videos of your ex, or references to your last relationship. The moment your ex-boyfriend senses you miss him, his feeling of jealousy will turn to triumph.
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Don't respond to any of your ex-boyfriend's posts you suspect to be about you, particularly if he expresses fondness or longing. The longer you ignore him, the more jealous he'll become of your new life without him.
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Tips & Warnings
Don't delete your ex-boyfriend from your Facebook, as this prevents him from seeing your photos and status updates, your primary tools for making him jealous.
Don't directly harass or antagonize your ex-boyfriend via Facebook. In addition to its potential for creating real-life complications, harassing behavior can get you permanently banned from Facebook.
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