Break-up Phrases, Why These Lines Surprise Us

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From being friends on Facebook, late night conversations, coffee dates, to suddenly having private messages on seen-zone. Then you’re back at flirting again, and finally- ghosts you. Typical guys are talented in giving butterflies in the stomach and bewildering our feelings- real quick. Are there instances or scenarios where he had to call it quits? Confusion sets in, and now you are left to read between the lines.

“We need to talk.”

This line has been used enormously by men who want to break-up. The invitation to talk without citing the reason sends you jitters. Now you’re left agonizing over the thought that there’s nothing wrong and “we were just happy yesterday at our dinner, what happened?” and “what have I done wrong.”

Some might say it’s better to have that break-up conversation in person than in messenger or calls, but is there any difference?

“I just need some space—on my own”

Come on. What space?

Asking for some space in a relationship is another soft way of saying, let’s break-up. Space can mean no communication in the coming days, weeks, months, or sometimes years. Some would say a little space can help foster the relationship, but to some, asking for space is asking for growth “alone”.

Is it completely normal to ask for space, not to mention the number of years you’ve been together? Or is it an alibi to make their “own” space, without you?

“One day, you will meet someone who will make you really happy, and he’ll be the luckiest to have you.”

Hey, really now?

While there’s no appropriate words to say in ending a relationship, sugarcoating words of goodbye is a silent killer. Such line sounds like he is giving you a reward by freeing you and letting you find the luckiest guy. It’s probably not him, and at this vulnerable moment, you might end up thinking that something is wrong with you.

Category: Pop Culture Break-up Phrases, Why These Lines Surprise Us

“I don’t think things are working out. You’re still young. We want different things.”

Age-gap in relationships is accepted by the society, despite its obvious unique challenges

and differences. Different mindsets and priorities can be positive, but some finds it ideal when both parties are focusing on their mutual interests.

Prominent Hollywood bachelor and award-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio’s colorful history of relationships, making headlines after his recent break-up with Argentine model and actress Camila Morrone, who recently celebrated her 25th birthday.

Dicaprio, 47, appears to have the habit of  going out with women less than 25 years old. Before Morrone, there were plenty of women, of same age whom he dated. Some reasons for breakups were due to hectic schedules, affair, and differences—but above all, age.

“We’ve grown apart.”

This break-up line  is widely  used by men whose support system is not working anymore. Sometimes, letting him go helps  both of you grow, as individuals.

“It’s not you, it’s me.”

The most classic line but a vague statement. It appears that your partner does not want to hurt your feelings so he had to soften the pain, and lessen his guilt. But a breakup is painful no matter what.

“I’m not ready for a serious relationship.”

If your partner says he’s not ready for a serious relationship, then you must realize you are not ready to continue the game.Maybe he’s not over yet with his previous relationship or he prefers a no-label relationship, “basta masaya lang.”

“There’s someone else.”

 Am I not enough? “Pangit ba ako?” Perhaps you already asked  yourself these questions.

This is one of the most painful lines from a partner who’s either not over his past relationship or seeing someone else anew. If you heard this line, its about time to face the painful truth than to live in a world of lies.

“I don’t see you in my future.”

For a relationship to work, both parties need to set sights and work to achieve long-term goals. Girl, you deserve better.

“It’s for the better.”

Good relationships are a work in progress. But if your partner is not willing to take risks with you, then he is not worth your time and love.

Category: Pop Culture Break-up Phrases, Why These Lines Surprise Us

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