What kind of ex are you; Based on your zodiac sign

Breakups come with a lot of tears, Taylor Swift songs, and stalking your ex’s new haircut. But ever wondered what kind of ex you actually are? Do you exit like a storm or slip away like you were never there?

Turns out, your zodiac sign already wrote your breakup story. You’re just acting it out.

Let’s meet the 12 kinds of exes as per their zodiac sign -

You didn’t just break up, you set the scoreboard on fire and walked off. Loyalty is your love language, but the moment trust snaps, so do you. And let’s be honest, you’re still rehearsing comebacks in the shower.

Emotionally packed like a storage box, you hold on. Not to your ex, but to that hoodie they left. Forever.

Emotionally distant, you move on during their breakup speech. For you, there’s always a new hobby to obsess over rather than a breakup.

You are the ex who still writes poetry about their former lover, remembers their dog's name, and cries while eating their favorite ice cream.

The lion in your zodiac thinks your ex was lucky to date you. You post cryptic selfies with the caption “unbothered” when the breakup is actually bothering you 24*7.

Virgo breakups on clear terms - by giving your ex a list with bullet points on why you are breaking up with them. You wish them well but silently judge their rebound’s Instagram.

The classic Libra says, “Let’s stay friends!” and means it. Blocking and unfollowing? These two words might disrupt your invisible balance.

You delete your ex, block them, and unblock them to see if they are still miserable. Yes, they are.

You’re gone before your ex finishes saying, “We need to talk.” Your solo trip to Bali is already booked.

Mutual breakup? More like strategic withdrawal. Capricorn, you love hard but let go harder.

You act like a detached philosopher after a breakup. You leave them with a text - “Hope you find yourself” and actually mean it.

You write a breakup song, cry into tea, and tell everyone you’re fine while quietly thinking the entire breakup was your fault.