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| Sex and Affection Anything and everything about sex and relations. Please try to keep this forum on-topic, since things tend to wander a bit. Search through old topics before posting a new one, as questions get repeated a lot here. |
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#1
 2009-01-16, 00:36
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The breakup
Breaking up with someone is never fun. I've ended quite a few relationships before, but it doesn't get any easier.
I've decided I'm going to break up with my girlfriend of three (or four?) months within the next week. Why? I don't even like her. When we first started dating she seemed awesome, too good to be true. But turns out that's just a front she puts on and she's actually just about as fun to hang out with as a mentally retarded nine year old.
The thing is, I can't just call her up and be like "I'm breaking up with you because you act like a mentally retarded nine year old. Kay bye". To her it's going to seem like this is coming out of the blue, we haven't had any big fights or problems lately. I just can't stand her anymore.
And I'm notoriously bad for using cliches. "It's not you, it's me" and "I think we should just be friends". Probably the fucking harshest thing ever. I hate saying shit like that because I know it's not true, but it just comes out.
So how the fuck do I do this? I know she's going to cry and make lots of stupid promises to try and make things better, and I suck at dealing with crying people.
Augh, help! Just go over some ways you've broken up with someone in the past.
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#2
 2009-01-16, 00:44
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Re: The breakup
Just do it, explain why in kinder words. Who cares how hurt she is, you're not her partner anymore, just explain the reasons behind the breakup.
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#3
 2009-01-16, 02:03
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Re: The breakup
Be honest and up front. Lies will never help her progress.
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#4
 2009-01-16, 03:00
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Re: The breakup
I realize I need to 'just do it' and I need to be honest, but it's much easier said then done.
How do you tell someone who says they love you that you can't stand them? How do you do it 'nicely'?
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#5
 2009-01-16, 03:37
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Re: The breakup
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Originally Posted by <(((-<
I realize I need to 'just do it' and I need to be honest, but it's much easier said then done.
How do you tell someone who says they love you that you can't stand them? How do you do it 'nicely'?
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Ask her if she loves you and then tell her you've never felt this "love" thing before and you still aren't. You should then suggest you both find this said "love" thing with other people.
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#6
 2009-01-16, 03:41
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Re: The breakup
Ask her if she loves you and then tell her you've never felt this "love" thing before and you still aren't. You should then suggest you both find this said "love" thing with other people.
Yeah, I think this is more the direction I'm going to go. I'll tell her that she loves me way more then I like her, and we'd both be happier with other people.
Ugh, picking up chicks I can deal with. Breaking up with them is fucking terrible. Breaking up with guys is way easier.
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#7
 2009-01-16, 04:59
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Re: The breakup
That's terrible.
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