Breaking the rope called love

By Pharable

Whether we like it or not, in the real world it is extremely difficult for two people to be romantically together without developing deep feelings.
It's just human nature when it comes to attraction.
The more the attraction resumes, the more it will probably become an unconditional love over time.
Despite something terrible that we talked about before, the simple truth is that one or the other of the two involved probably would have lived "fairly happy" after the end of a long-term relationship

• Language: English
• Publisher: PHARABLE JAMES
• Release date: Jun 5, 2020
• ISBN: 9784956023368

Book preview

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Chapter One

You probably have to go if your partner wants to live

If your partner wants to live a full life, you probably have to go.

It doesn't mean that you ignore your obligations and responsibilities, but if you never feel trapped in a lifetime, you don't want to.

All relationships require some sacrifice, but giving up the opportunity for happiness is not part of the business.

Are you ready to part? Maybe it makes you unhappy or maybe you no longer feel this connection.

These things happen and all relationships shouldn't.

Don't feel bad about it.

You only live once and have to do what makes you happy.

It's simple: you can't force emotions that just aren't there.

Go out with him:

Be kind and sensitive. It is not because you are finished that it is him.

Do not shout and blaspheme. The break is devastating for most.

So be sure to think about her feelings.

Do it personally. I know it's difficult, but if you ever want to be friends, give it respect, and separate yourself personally.

Treat what you want to be treated when you are dumped.

Understand that there is no painless way to end it.

Whatever happens, it will hurt. It will certainly hurt you too because even if you are no longer in love with him, you can still take care of him.

Be prepared. Make sure you know what you mean before you meet him.

Stay balanced. Even if he says or shouts things, it's important that you don't do it.

It often happens that the dumped person is so injured that he has lost control of his emotions.

He can apologize first, and then despair when he asks you to stay with him, and then he can get angry and make sense.

You just have to realize that this often happens when someone is heartbroken.

I'm sure you were there yourself.

Chapter Two

Honesty is not always the best policy.

If the reason you want to break up with him is related to something sexual about the way he sucks in bed (it happens), they probably won't tell him.

You don't want it to be dangerous for the rest of your life, do you? Honesty is sometimes the best policy, but it matters. Use common sense.