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If you watched your Facebook feed turn blue, white, and red in the days after the horrible attacks in Paris and were somewhat horrified by that, too, you aren’t alone. Seeing the French flag over the shiny, smiling faces of friends — or worse, a friend Like it or not, we live our lives on Facebook. Even if we're not glued to the social network day in and day out, it's where most people chronicle life's milestones: birthdays, new jobs, weddings, and new babies. (Lots and lots of babies.) But as we all Facebook wants to help ease the burn of a breakup. The social media giant introduced new tools Thursday on its mobile app to help users see less of their exes. Now when you change your relationship status to “single,” Facebook will ask if you want to Facebook will help ease your post-break up heartache by erasing your ex from your timeline. After you had a terrible and bitter break-up all you want is to stay away from your former-lover. You don't want to see what they are up to, who they are dating .