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I'm planning on breaking up with my boyfriend today and I'm kinda freaking out..?
So I've been dating a close friend of mine for almost four months now and I feel that it's time to end it. It was great at first, he was really trying to change for the better and to treat me the way I deserve to be treated, but that's come to an end. Long story short, here are my biggest reasons: he rarely talks to me anymore since I came back from vacation two weeks ago (although he barely seemed interested in talking to me while I was gone), he rarely seems interested in what's going on with me, he doesn't seem to value or admire me as a person (ex. He makes fun of me when I tell stories to anyone and he's there), he checked up on me once when I was sick for three weeks with strep throat and scarlet fever and even then it seemed like an obligation, he gives me a hurt look when and if he makes eye contact with me and as far as I know I haven't done anything to hurt him, he's been avoiding me for the past two weeks, he doesn't really make an effort with my family, and I could go on and on but most of all, I don't see myself with him anymore. I really do care about him and I want to stay friends but he is the type of person who will be a victim and make me feel very bad. I know that he won't take it well, and he's a very emotional person so I'm scared to do it but I know it needs to be done. How should I go about this without hurting him too bad??
2 Answers
- ?Lv 75 years ago
He's been deliberately pushing you away for weeks. He's not happy either, and there is no way this break up is going to come as a suprise. If anything, he will probably be relieved you got it over with so he doesn't have to. If he does choose to be melodramatic and play the victim, then cut ties with him. This isn't someone who deserves your friendship and you shouldn't waste time playing his petty games. How he feels about it isn't your problem. You don't owe him anything and need to put your own feelings first.
- 5 years ago
It doesn't seem to me that he would be hurt, he seems like he is no longer interested in you and is actually waiting for you to break up with him. Therefore I would just do it and tell him you don't want to be in the relationship anymore you rather stay friends and f you can continue to be friends then oh well.