Why is my ex posting on Instagram?

If you’re still following your ex on IG, then it’s possible they’re posting 24/7 in order to get your attention. Whether they’re looking to inspire pity, envy, or longing, seeing your ex’s posts will likely stir up feelings in you, even if it’s unintentional on their part.

Why is my ex reacting to my Instagram story?

A very logical explanation (and one you might be hoping to hear) to your ex watching your IG stories is that they want to reconcile. They might’ve missed you so much, and seeing you having fun through your posts has lit a fire within them to attempt to mend your relationship.

Why does my ex want me to see his social media posts?

Your ex wants his or her social media followers to sympathize/see that your ex is happy. Your ex wants you to see his or her posts so that you know he/she is sorry for hurting you. It’s also possible that your ex wants to talk to you (be friends with you) but is afraid how you’ll respond to a reach out.

What do your ex’s Instagram posts mean to you?

No matter whom your ex’s posts are intended for, know that the posts don’t really mean anything to you as a dumpee. All you need to know about them is that your ex feels positive, negative, or mixed emotions and that your ex is expressing himself or herself to feel more vigorous.

Is your ex trying to make you jealous on social media?

Many dumpees wonder whether their ex is trying to make them jealous by posting pictures of their new girlfriend or boyfriend on Facebook, Instagram, or anywhere on social media. If you’re one of those dumpees, the truth is that most dumpers don’t flaunt their new relationship online. At least not to their ex-partners.

Is your ex sending you secret messages to get back together?

If it’s the latter – about your ex’s emotions and relationships in general, you need to know that your ex isn’t sending you secret messages because he or she regrets breaking up with you and wants to get back with you. A lot of dumpees who want their ex back hope that this is the case, but unfortunately, it almost never is.