Dr. Chad Broman1
1 Department of of Applied Psychological Machine Learning, Cranberry-Lemon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Abstract
Tiffany and I broke up. While I am heart broken, thanks for asking, I’m left with an even larger task at the end of any relationship; how do I maintain my social network when we share all of the same friends? I have been with Tiffany for years, so naturally, we have all of the same friends. I would like to keep all of them. But I can’t be in the same room as her without getting into another stupid argument because “I don’t know how to listen” whenever I’m doing something wrong. She knew this when she started dating me, I’m not a mind reader! I’m not going to know when me and my friends are being too loud, we were playing Warhammer this weekend, everyone knows that game takes like 33 hours and we’d be up that late! It’s not like it was the first time. Regardless, it was a messy breakup and to keep my friends and not run into her every other night, this paper develops cyclic graphical representation of all our social network and develops an algorithm so that I don’t accidentally run into her so that she’ll think “I can’t live without her, because I can’t take care of myself.”
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