English, 26.06.2019 08:20 genyjoannerubiera

What are three do’s and don’ts for ending a relationship?

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Answer from: lm942747

Don'ts

I'll start with the don'ts

1.) Don't blame it on each other

2.) Don't get destructive with each other

3.) Don't completely block each other out afterwards who knows maybe you'll come back more understanding of one another.

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Now the do's

1.) Listen to each other's reasons on why it didn't work.

2.) If you have kids make sure they don't stay with one parent let them have occasional trips from one parent to the other.

3.) Keep photos of you two somewhere you'll remember so that you can look back and remember the good moments.

Answer from: hahaiwannadie

If you know you're gonna have to do it, don't wait

Don't do it over text

Don't be mean about it or hurt the other persons feeling purposely, this is probably already hard enough for them

If the relationship is toxic or dangerous end it immediately and cut off all ties with the person

If they try to convince you to stay with them, don't. You made your decision and you made it for a reason

Make sure you tell the person why you're making you're decision

If you've lost feelings don't lie and say you still have them and don't force yourself to try to feel it again

Don't be afraid to stay friends if the relationship was healthy while it lasted

If the person is giving difficulty about breaking up bring in a trusted adult

Don't involve friends in the break up it will cause a lot more drama

If the person is still attached to you in unhealthy ways, talk to a trusted adult or professional, they may be able to help the person

Hope these helped! Good luck!

Answer from: Quest

well it is hard to say but everyone learns at there own pace

i learn slow so it would take me like awhile

i hope i was so kinda

and if i was you in would goggle it and watch videos or go to your friends and ask them or maybe even your teacher for extra

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