@maxareeg: That first one tho.. Cue the tears. #divorce #breakup #sad #healing #divorcetok #singletok #selenagomez #breakuptiktok #single #fypシ #foryou #marriage

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kapow :

"Happier" by Marshmello came out during my divorce. "When the morning comes, and we see what we've become..."

2023-03-02 19:07:39

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TiffJ14 :

Some make a divorce playlist!!!

2023-03-02 02:37:02

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Meaghan Traxler :

Mine for my separation was Tears Ricochet by Taylor Swift.

2023-03-02 01:46:04

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kaci1018 :

How did you finally decide to do it. I can't make that step but I so badly don't want to keep doing this

2023-03-02 03:35:02

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Victoria :

Omggggggggg going through the pain of the separation and time to go is the one

2023-03-16 03:59:19

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HtotheT🇨🇦 :

Anything lord Huron 😭

2023-03-02 01:42:11

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Sandrita :

I’ve been playing July on repeat 🥺

2023-08-19 19:01:09

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shaistaa_a :

Happier than ever - that shit hits

2023-03-07 04:43:44

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a_clare1 :

Snap!

2023-03-12 19:33:21

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emily.bigg92 :

Lost without you - Freya Ridings came out as I filed 🥺

2023-03-02 15:12:23

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Fille_de_la_lunar 🌙 :

Without me by Halsey is my anthem

2023-12-17 09:51:44

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Kacie Halligan :

July and the night we met on repeat for months prior 👏🏻

2023-03-04 02:38:52

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Renee :

We see you mama and we’re all for the support!! You’re beautiful

2023-03-02 05:49:55

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Ms K :

Do you have a video of why you got divorced?🥺 How do the kids take this

2023-03-10 21:36:42

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stephaniepoe996 :

Literally all the same 😩

2023-03-02 02:05:22

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Alexa ✨ :

Knees by Bebe rexha

2023-03-02 02:13:16

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addie :

Past lives..

2023-03-13 22:19:36

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Silly87 :

add praying by kesha and waiting for the end and we have the exact same list.

2023-03-02 01:24:44

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Jenn M :

Better man- Taylor Swift. Selena Gomez- Cut you off!

2023-03-02 09:59:54

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Jaz🍑 :

What he didn’t do by Carly Pearce 🥹🤍

2023-03-02 01:22:11

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Sammy Jo :

Noah July 😅

2023-03-02 03:52:45

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Lucius ⚔️💖 :

Lose You to Love me and Circles by Post Malone were my two ANTHEMS when i decided I needed a divorce

2023-07-07 06:44:26

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