Breaking up ( Archived) (63)

Aug 20, 2018 12:39 PM CST Breaking up
I don't look forward to this part of a relationship. Yet it is inevitable. When things are not working as planned and or the so called love is going sideways for whatever reason. What is next? Forward or Reverse?

I am not the person that is easily convinced that trust and commitment will get restored if both are willing to work it out. Really?

I am finding the right door to get out at the moment. lol, hopefully the door is wide open.

Anyways share your feelings if you can relate to this.

Do you find ending a relationship quite easy? Or hard? I know it depends, but to me, it is a very uneasy feelings to go through.
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Aug 20, 2018 12:57 PM CST Breaking up
I know it is not an easy thing to discuss because of the soured feelings but I am confident, there are some of us, who would like to remember a bit of that.
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Aug 20, 2018 1:24 PM CST Breaking up
InstincThis
InstincThisInstincThishere, Utah USA14 Threads 1 Polls 2,045 Posts
if your' both not facing forward
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There's not point, in looking back.
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Aug 20, 2018 1:27 PM CST Breaking up
pKrema
pKremapKremaAt home, Shumen Bulgaria6 Threads 4,707 Posts
There's no easy way out...
Ideal situation is when both have come to this point where you don't see any meaning to keep on going on...together...
But that rarely happens, one will be hurt more than the other one...
Maybe take a break, see how it feels...then talk it over and make a final decision...
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Aug 20, 2018 1:33 PM CST Breaking up
BlueLifeTr
BlueLifeTrBlueLifeTrRidgefield, New Jersey USA19 Threads 16 Polls 148 Posts
Dreams:
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Realites:
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''Dreams and realities of race. Dreams always run ahead but always real win.''
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Aug 20, 2018 1:35 PM CST Breaking up
You can "rationalize" things and in theory "working on it" sounds fine but if the passion is gone, its gone and it rarely ever comes back.
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Aug 20, 2018 1:43 PM CST Breaking up
Track16: You can "rationalize" things and in theory "working on it" sounds fine but if the passion is gone, its gone and it rarely ever comes back.
I hear you Track.

Got killed by cheating. frustrated
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Aug 20, 2018 1:44 PM CST Breaking up
InstincThis: if your' both not facing forward
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There's not point, in looking back.
Yes instinc. Still the uneasiness, though is a killer.
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Aug 20, 2018 1:45 PM CST Breaking up
pKrema: There's no easy way out...
Ideal situation is when both have come to this point where you don't see any meaning to keep on going on...together...
But that rarely happens, one will be hurt more than the other one...
Maybe take a break, see how it feels...then talk it over and make a final decision...
Krema yes to that. wave
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Aug 20, 2018 1:47 PM CST Breaking up
BlueLifeTr: Dreams:


Realites:



''Dreams and realities of race. Dreams always run ahead but always real win.''
Wow the puffed up lips.
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Aug 20, 2018 2:04 PM CST Breaking up
ysabeljhen
ysabeljhenysabeljhenFlying Fish Cove, Christmas Island71 Threads 2 Polls 1,874 Posts
lindsyjones: I don't look forward to this part of a relationship. Yet it is inevitable. When things are not working as planned and or the so called love is going sideways for whatever reason. What is next? Forward or Reverse?

I am not the person that is easily convinced that trust and commitment will get restored if both are willing to work it out. Really?

I am finding the right door to get out at the moment. lol, hopefully the door is wide open.

Anyways share your feelings if you can relate to this.

Do you find ending a relationship quite easy? Or hard? I know it depends, but to me, it is a very uneasy feelings to go through.
Hey Phylliswave

Guess who sang this songdancing


Knowing me, knowing you
There is nothing we can do
Knowing me, knowing you
We just have to face it, this time we're through
Breaking up is never easy, I know but I have to go
Knowing me, knowing you
It's the best I can do

Of course it hurts but if you both talk and have the proper closure then it would be easier to both sideapplause teddybear
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Aug 20, 2018 2:07 PM CST Breaking up
bigjb62
bigjb62bigjb62Society Hill, South Carolina USA1 Threads 935 Posts
Breakups are a very tough for one or all sides. But there's a side that's often left out. When you have children, and then breakup. In every case (infants excluded) you're causing undue psychological damage to your children and I believe they never get completely over it. It may not be obvious, but it's still there. The only time it's better to breakup is when there's violence in the relationship. The children's exposure to violence is far worse then the breakup. Once you have children you have made a commitment to raise them as a couple in a happy home and it is you duty to see it through.
Sadly people are no longer being taught that, but being taught it's OK to think only of yourself.
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Aug 20, 2018 2:16 PM CST Breaking up
ysabeljhen
ysabeljhenysabeljhenFlying Fish Cove, Christmas Island71 Threads 2 Polls 1,874 Posts
bigjb62: Breakups are a very tough for one or all sides. But there's a side that's often left out. When you have children, and then breakup. In every case (infants excluded) you're causing undue psychological damage to your children and I believe they never get completely over it. It may not be obvious, but it's still there. The only time it's better to breakup is when there's violence in the relationship. The children's exposure to violence is far worse then the breakup. Once you have children you have made a commitment to raise them as a couple in a happy home and it is you duty to see it through.
Sadly people are no longer being taught that, but being taught it's OK to think only of yourself.
Hey Big
I do agree with you but the tthing is even u wanted not to have that breaking up coz of the childten and yes we commityed to care for their right and needs but suppose both sides fight every now and then scold then it wouldnt be good for the kids to see because thiscwill cause then psychologically.dunno
just my opinion buddycheers
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Aug 20, 2018 2:26 PM CST Breaking up
MsContessa
MsContessaMsContessaMayo, Ireland24 Threads 1,227 Posts
lindsyjones: I don't look forward to this part of a relationship. Yet it is inevitable. When things are not working as planned and or the so called love is going sideways for whatever reason. What is next? Forward or Reverse?

I am not the person that is easily convinced that trust and commitment will get restored if both are willing to work it out. Really?

I am finding the right door to get out at the moment. lol, hopefully the door is wide open.

Anyways share your feelings if you can relate to this.

Do you find ending a relationship quite easy? Or hard? I know it depends, but to me, it is a very uneasy feelings to go through.
The fact that you feel that the relationship is ending means that you have been giving it thought and in essence you are also coming to terms with the breakup. However, your partner may have no idea. You must discuss how you feel about him and the relationship with him. Otherwise, for him, you are creating a car crash breakup and a great deal of rejection. Be kind, allow him be part of the breakup! Everyone in a relationship deserves openness and honesty!
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Aug 20, 2018 2:28 PM CST Breaking up
bigjb62
bigjb62bigjb62Society Hill, South Carolina USA1 Threads 935 Posts
ysabeljhen: Hey Big
I do agree with you but the tthing is even u wanted not to have that breaking up coz of the childten and yes we commityed to care for their right and needs but suppose both sides fight every now and then then it wouldnt be good for the kids to see because thiscwill cause then psychologically.
just my opinion buddy
It's the parents responsibility to work things out for the children. That includes not fighting in front or within earshot of them. But we are all human and sometimes with most couples fights in front of the kids can happen. It's still better for a child to see that then to go through a divorce.
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Aug 20, 2018 2:31 PM CST Breaking up
M4_Mischief
M4_MischiefM4_MischiefBelleville, Ontario Canada6,250 Posts
Generally for me it boils down to things I cant live with......in that way its an easy decision but its not easy living without the good positive things that you loved about your partner....it takes awhile to get over and move on......wave
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Aug 20, 2018 2:33 PM CST Breaking up
ysabeljhen
ysabeljhenysabeljhenFlying Fish Cove, Christmas Island71 Threads 2 Polls 1,874 Posts
bigjb62: It's the parents responsibility to work things out for the children. That includes not fighting in front or within earshot of them. But we are all human and sometimes with most couples fights in front of the kids can happen. It's still better for a child to see that then to go through a divorce.
It should be thst way but @ times we tend to be fed up if the same old problems are never resolved.If kids are nomore kids they would understand if we let them understand what has been hapening.handshake
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Aug 20, 2018 2:35 PM CST Breaking up
MsContessa
MsContessaMsContessaMayo, Ireland24 Threads 1,227 Posts
bigjb62: Breakups are a very tough for one or all sides. But there's a side that's often left out. When you have children, and then breakup. In every case (infants excluded) you're causing undue psychological damage to your children and I believe they never get completely over it. It may not be obvious, but it's still there. The only time it's better to breakup is when there's violence in the relationship. The children's exposure to violence is far worse then the breakup. Once you have children you have made a commitment to raise them as a couple in a happy home and it is you duty to see it through.
Sadly people are no longer being taught that, but being taught it's OK to think only of yourself.
That sums it up!!
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Aug 20, 2018 2:42 PM CST Breaking up
chris27292729
chris27292729chris27292729IOS island, South Aegean Greece93 Threads 15,811 Posts
I weight the pros and cons and then make my decicion.
If things,to my opinion, aren't going to improve for the better in the
future,then is "good by charlie".
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Aug 20, 2018 2:43 PM CST Breaking up
bigjb62
bigjb62bigjb62Society Hill, South Carolina USA1 Threads 935 Posts
ysabeljhen: It should be thst way but @ times we tend to be fed up if the same old problems are never resolved.If kids are nomore kids they would understand if we let them understand what has been hapening.
You're putting an awful lot on kids by expecting them to understand adult situations. Kids are kids not adults.
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