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Who in your life has "personality" issues: Ex-romantic partner
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« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2021, 09:40:09 PM » |
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it sounds like what youre really asking is how, and whether you should break up with this person.
i wont answer the latter directly; its your decision, but we can help you in the execution and best methods. i will say that the relationship is dysfunctional, and its at a breaking point that would be difficult to recover from. as well, the more makeup/breakup cycles a relationship experiences, the more trust is broken, and conflict is entrenched.
in order to break up, you would have to determine that its the hard but healthy decision (some of the healthiest decisions are often the hardest) and choose to let go. from the sound of it, you have not reached that point. but unless you can figure out a drastically different approach to get things the relationship on better footing (the Bettering board can help with this), or resolve that its over, your circumstances, and the relationship, such as it is, will get worse.
im personally not a fan of hard and fast cut offs, generally speaking (there are cases where it may be necessary). they can create a lot of unnecessary drama, and needless hurt for both parties. with a highly sensitive and impulsive person, they can escalate. from the sound of it, i think theres a chance she would go all in on trying to get you back, likely leave again, and youd feel worse off than before.
but her staying at your place, if youre trying to breakup, or wind contact down, would be an example of things you want to nip in the bud. being clear and consistent in your intention of breaking up is vital. but you have to emotionally be in that place for the rest to follow.
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