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Now for this week’s ep: This week on Ghosts of Boyfriends Past:

Ali had a type—and that type was heartbreak in a leather jacket. But when staying with a bad boy left her confidence in tatters, she did something totally unexpected: she flipped the narrative and turned her pain into power, launching a whole new career in the process.

If you've ever tried to win over someone who treated you like a side quest, this episode is your sign. Expect laughs, wisdom, and a reminder that sometimes the plot twist is you.

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Liz and Tom don their relationship counselor caps and do their best to help out friends of the show in their pursuit of love and happiness. With next to no qualifications.

On this week's episode, Liz, Tom and Zane dissect a bit of a story with a question attached. Sit yourself down and wrinkle your brain over this one with our hosts, and even let us know your thoughts at ghostsofboyfriendspast@gmail.com Send in your sweet and sour stories, ask us your questions and why not indulge us with a review or a like or a rate or recommendation.

Thanks for finding time for yet another Quickie.

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Marnie thought something was missing in her love life... so she got creative.

What do you do when something very dear to you has gone missing? You put up lost posters, of course! That's exactly what Marnie did when she lamented the lack of romance in her life. But what started off as a quirky way to 'beat the boring' in the pre-Tinder dating world quickly went viral. So did Marnie actually date the people she met through her posters? Did she find the love of her life?

Marnie Clarke (@msmarnieclarke) is a Brisbane-based singer-songwriter, writer, and creative who still has access to that email address she used on the posters, just saying.

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