Now, more than ever, you see yourself waiting on stand-by, hawkeyed, trying to see if people you know may have broken up with their partners by checking if they still have their pictures up together. Breakups kept lowkey are not in anymore, because guess what? Announcing it is in!&nbsp;
These days, people tend to post their breakups more often than they did when they hard-launched their partners. From known celebrities to regular people, they now see their breakups as an opportunity to love themselves again and seek the essence of love itself.&nbsp;
Trending topics like &lsquo;we broke up&rsquo; and such, on TikTok, are proof of this statement. The users who have posted about it really do not struggle sharing the nitty gritty of their journey via contrasting cute little GRWMs, story times inside their cars, or even publicly shaming their ex! Some celebrities even take videos of themselves to publicly announce their separation from their partners. Talk about baggage! &nbsp;
Although, some people still believe that posting about their breakups is something that should be kept and dealt with privately. For some, breakup announcements are to alleviate speculations and avoid gossip about what occurred. On the other hand, it can also be a sign of celebration.&nbsp;
Every person is entitled to &ldquo;celebrate&rdquo; their breakup however they want to, but not everyone is entitled to know what&rsquo;s going on in someone else&rsquo;s private life. Instead of looking at heartbreaks as &lsquo;failures,&rsquo; it has become an omnipresent slice of their life.&nbsp;
Essentially, being around a positive environment and support system will keep you on your toes and help you decide which would make you feel better; letting the story flow on its own or explicitly letting people know. Ultimately, choose something that won&rsquo;t make you regret later.