What's the easiest way to break up with someone?
jordanneedscoffee
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Jul 15, 2020
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The best way to break up with someone is to be honest about your feelings about the relationship. It's not always the easiest way, but it certainly is the most respectful way and it will help both of you get the closure that you need to move on. If at all possible, try to do it in person so that you are giving that pivotal moment the time and space that it needs. If you're unable to do it in person, try writing a letter that explains why you feel the relationship cannot move forward, but also thanking them for the time that you did spend together.
illbethereforyou1321
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Jul 24, 2020
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Just calmly tell them that the relationship sin;t working. Stay strong. Even if you are dying inside keep that head up. Just know that nothing lasts forever and some people just aren't meant for each other. It is life and it is hard I know but you can so get through this. Or you could dump them through a friend if it is too painful but you would have to confront them at some point. Please never break up over text things get misinterpreted and the problem gets worse and also it is a horrible thing to and will upset the person who you are breaking up with.
helpfulpanda2468
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Jul 24, 2020
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It's hard to break up with someone, and that is entirely true. If you and the person were or are in love with each other, it will be difficult but not impossible. The best thing you can do is maintain a peaceful conversation and make sure you address why you are breaking up with them. Be respectful, but let them know that what they did, did not settle right with you. Be kind and make sure that remind them of their good qualities and that those should never change. I hope this somewhat helped you and gave you insight. :)
graceyrae12
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Jul 25, 2020
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The easiest way to break up with someone is probably to sit them down and have a talk with them. Anyway to break up with Someone will be hard, but I think explaining to them why you want to break up is a good start. It’s hard and the words may not come easily for you but at the end of the day you have to do what’s best for you. A phone call too, that way you may not be as anxious as you would in person!!! I cant really give advice but I know you will figure out what works best for you
gracefuldeadlyswan
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Jul 30, 2020
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Easy? Hmmm. Easiest is to just walk away without a word it obviously this a bad idea. The person you are breaking up with probably has a pretty good idea that things aren't great so that does help. It's hard to know just what to say though. But I think it's important to say that you got a lot out of the relationship and to say what kind things you can to the person. It's also important not to overtalk it. Most likely the person will know why. So do it in person. This is not the easiest way but is the best unless there has abuse.
Anonymous
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Aug 7, 2020
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The easiest way to break up with someone is to be completely honest with them, but don’t be disrespectful about it. If you have been in a relationship with them, you should have mutual trust and understanding. Although this may hurt your partner, doing what’s best for you and your mental health is most important. Before you do it, spend a lot of time thinking about it so you are absolutely sure about it. Think about what you’ll say and your reasoning before it happens, so you don’t get caught up in the emotions and say something rude or hurtful. I would also recommend to do it in person, it is harder to do it, but they’ve spent a lot of time with you and they deserve it to be in person. Do not avoid the difficult conversation that needs to happen, talking through it will make it better for both sides.
Anonymous
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Aug 8, 2020
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As with any aspect of a relationship, honest communication is key. The person you are seeing, they need to know that you don't feel like you're happy dating them anymore. If there is a specific reason why you feel that the relationship is not working that would be wise to communicate those feelings. At the very least, honesty is key to any part of a relationship.
Breaking up, there is no magic formula or easy way, but there are ways to do so in a mature, sensible way if that makes sense. I feel it's important to be open and honest about those communications.
Anonymous
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Aug 16, 2020
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I don't know if there's an easy way. I think it's hard no matter what. I don't think it makes it easy - but I'd find a way to talk to them in person, if that's possible. To be able to share, to listen, to hear what they have to say, to maybe grieve together. It depends on so many things - how long you've been together, on the relationship, on the reasons for break up. I think it's an honest and hard conversation that needs to happen. I don't know of anything that makes it easier, but there are ways that makes you feel like you did your best and respected the other person, and were kind.
silverButton1102
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Aug 19, 2020
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there really isn't an easy way to break up with a partner, its going to hurt and its not going to be good at all, but the best way would to be straight up with them, don't hint or be off with them, talking to them about it will always be the best way and sometimes that may lead to the relationship healing and becoming stronger, but it will also mean neither of you are left with questions and doubts, and if you talked about it you would feel better, it would also be best to do it face to face or on another way such as FaceTime as texting or calling you can't see or understand how they feel, which makes it easier
PeachyPie001
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Aug 22, 2020
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There’s really no easy way to do it. Generally it’s agreed to not do it over text. If the relationship was more digital than in person, then I think a phone call or FaceTime is alright. If it was a in person relationship for the most part, then definitely do it in person. Be honest, but don’t be brutal. Don’t shift all the blame onto yourself if you weren’t the one causing the majority of the issues. Moreover, don’t shift all the blame to the other person if you were the one causing the issues. The end of a relationship is very rarely one person’s fault. Acknowledge that- you’ll look mature.
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