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*nonymus2012
writes:my long distance girlfriend and me broke up a few days ago. however her parents have been always good to me, they are very nice people and i appreciate them. i will have no more contact with my ex anymore. would it be politically incorrect to send her parents a christmas card for the season?
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 December 2014): I wouldn't, you've broken up and that's signified an end. You're not going to be maintaining a friendship or regular contact with her parents so just let it be. It is a kind thought, but she could perceive it as you trying to remind her of you or similar.
You've had a polite break up and gone your separate ways so let that be the end.
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reader, Honeypie  + ♥, writes (4 December 2014):
 I agree with WiseOwlE
Generic store bought, no pictures, nothing too personal, would be JUST fine.
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reader, lifesgreat  +, writes (3 December 2014):
I wouldn't say its too bad if you got on with them well.
Just keep it basic and just include the parents names in the card
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 December 2014): Perhaps you might send a store-purchased card. I wouldn't recommend a greeting card reflecting your picture. It may not be appropriate under the circumstances.
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reader, anonymus2012 +, writes (2 December 2014):
anonymus2012 is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThe reason we broke up was because i practically proposed and she turned me down. She said she is not ready for marriage. We had a good break up and said our good byes with lots of i love you and i will miss you.
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reader, C. Grant  +, writes (2 December 2014):
 To some extent it depends on why you broke up. If you cheated on her or otherwise did something the parents would rightly be offended by, then no. Otherwise I think it would be a classy move to let them know you appreciated them.
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