Post number #301323, ID: ceae71
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Say, "you don't treat me right, I'm breaking up with you and here's why: [reasons]" and then break up with them.
Post number #301324, ID: 198467
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how toxic
Post number #301328, ID: c1e62a
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Get off social media, get off the internet, don't answer the phone, spend the weekend at a random hotel in case he goes to your house. It's a bitch move but if you can't break up in person it's all you got.
Post number #301438, ID: 25eade
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Tell him/her you like 2d boys/girls better.
Post number #301441, ID: 535dd4
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WE NEED MORE DETAILS IF YIURE SERIOUS ABIUT THIS MATTER
Post number #301642, ID: 47587b
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Is a serious threat, no is a Joke, actualmente i'm confused whit my relationship, well, i have 8 months of relationship whit my girlfriend, but, It is not the same anymore, she has changed a lot with me and even though I want to fix things she just wants to fight all the time and has become very insensitive to me, even though I never fight with her.
Post number #301737, ID: f2d8ab
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>>301642 Is this your first relationship?
Post number #301795, ID: 3236a3
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Ghost them. Just cut them off from everything, and vanish. As best you can. If it's abusive, this is the best way to get out of it.
Post number #303245, ID: ceae71
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>>301795 You're reading a lot into a very vague post.
I'd say ghosting someone is never warranted and is always a bad choice. You're not going to get any closure from it, you don't know how the other person is going to react (badly) and it's just pussying out because you're to scared to confront a person who, apparrently, you cared enough to start a relationship with.
So I stand by my initial advice. Just be direct.
Post number #303382, ID: 7dd3e8
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>>47587b >actualmente Portuguese itensifies
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