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"No one needs to know that your relationship is over especially the public" - KZN Listener

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We all live in a very digital world, almost everything we do, we do online.
So on Tuesday, Stacey, and JSbu asked KZN a very triggering question: Should you announce your break-up on social media?

KZN came out in numbers and most of them agreed that, yes you should announce the break up because you posted when you were dating and got everyone invested so now you should do the right thing and announce.

Listen to the podcast to hear what what the rest of KZN had to say about publicly announcing a break-up.
6 Oct 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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