<human>: Hi, my ex broke up with me about 6 months ago. We were together for six years, since I was 16 years old. It was a hard thing to go through emotionally. My mind was OK with it but heart would not let it go. I believe she fell in love with somebody else but she never gave me a reason other then that she learned all she could from me and she had to be on her own. 

 After a week of making some mistakes such as promising to change and just being pathetic, I accepted her decision and broke off all contact. I received two contacts from her since where she was wondering what I was doing and if I was OK. I replied in short sentences and always ended with 'all the best'. 

Since then I been going to the gym daily. I changed my lifestyle and became a lot more ambitious. I realized I was alone, and it was scary at first. Before i would play video games all day, now i play video games but I am also active in my community. I started dance classes and I am president of two clubs at my college. I filled up the void. 

This is where where I am conflicted. I kept her on my Skype & Facebook. I always felt burning things from Ex girlfriends and such tactics did not help much, I saw deleting people from social media in same light. It did cause me discomfort sometimes when i saw her come online, but i always just ignored it. Eventually I just hid all her posts and pictures from my wall. This did a lot of good.

I feel a big part of me getting better was looking towards the future and being a better person then the one she left. I feel i am constantly improving and will not stop any time soon. I want to live well, and that made me forgive her betrayal. I have no hopes of her wanting to reconciling any more, too much time has passed. I am wondering if deleting her is the right thing to do now? I don't think of her as much, but i still feel sad when if i let my mind wonder. What are your thoughts?

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<bot>: I never deleted my ex from Facebook, . and used that as a motivation to improve. It still motivates me not to stop improving. Is that the way?