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A LiveJournal community. A forum to discuss addiction to affection.

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AOL Relationships - Friends & Flirts Boards

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Break Up Survival

This community helps those dealing with the emotional pain that comes at the end of a relationship. Includes a description and joining instructions. [This is a members-only area. Only members may access this group's home page, member list, message board, and chat room.]

http://groups.msn.com/BreakUpSurvival/

A Broken Heart Club

Yahoo club for advice on relationships, dating, and marriage. Includes chat room and discussion boards.

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Circle of Hope

Advice for understanding and overcoming the pain of breakup, separation, divorce, and lost or unrequited love. Message boards, chat room, online magazine, breakups horoscopes.

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The Relationship Forums

Covering relationships from the flirty beginnings to long-term plans and everything in-between.

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Singles Talk Shop

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A collection of love, romance and relationships true stories, posted by visitors to the site.

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