This article is mainly about teaching kids how to break up nicely. The author of this article is Benoit Denizet- Lewis from the new york times. Late last month, 200 teenagers from Boston - area schools gathered to discuss the details of Facebook breakup etiquette. Should you delete pictures of your ex after splitting up? Is it O.K. to unfriend your last girlfriend if you can't stop looking at her profile? And is it ever ethically defensible to change your relationship status to single without first notifying the person whose heart your're crushing? I think that teaching kids how to break up nicely is none of their concern. Kids are going to do what they want to so if they want to do that let them do that. This topic is so irrelevant and can not change the ways of people. This topic reminded me of many friends of both sides. One time this girl broke up with him in school and posted on her facebook that he was a nobody, I only went with him because a girl made me do it and payed me, which was ten dollars. I laughed at the moment but then later I felt bad for him because he was crying. This topic did help me realize something about the world, society, and the way people treat each others. This article made me wonder about will the same thing that happened to my friend will happen again or will it happen to me differently.
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