Get Over It

When you date someone and it only lasts for a month, it's a big deal when you break up...when you're ten. Not when you are in college and are twenty two years old and I mean come on, it was a month.
Jess recently broke up with her boyfriend that she dated for just about a month and she has been sobbing and just pretty much absolutely unbearable to be around. I know that going through a breakup can be messy, but I don't know of anyone that was older than about fourteen that got really upset after they broke up with someone they dated for approximately thirty days.
But wait it gets better, Jess told us that she and her boyfriend broke up after they "hooked up". Now I don't know what her definition is of "hooking up" since everyone seems to have different meanings for that phrase, but that must mean that it wasn't very good, whatever it was. And since she got dumped it probably means she was really bad at that certain something and her boyfriend didn't want to put up with it.
Pretty sure that Jess is taking this a bit harder than she should be, if she dated this guy for longer than she did I might be able to understand it, and he never directly said it had anything to do with the "hooking up", that's just my own assumption. Anyways, Jess said it was because he wanted to keep her as a friend, which is pretty bullshit because I know for a fact that those words pretty much mean that we should never talk again and don't bother trying to either.
For Jess however she has taken to writing really angry away messages that are aimed at her now ex-boyfriend to read. I don't know what she thinks that will accomplish, but she needs to move on and forget about it. One month relationships mean jack shit.