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Broken Heart ??
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Have you ever broken somone's heart ? If so, how did you soften the kow ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes i did at the time it didn't matter cos selfishly i was having fun. This guy put up with me flirting with other men in clubs , kissing other men , and then going off with his friend .It really knocked him for six . We both ended up with different partners and after 5 years i bumped him to and i actually apologised for how bad i treated him. My regret was the way i hurt him because he was always so loving and giving too me. He never did anything wrong. I always regret that.
if a relationship becomes one sided and one partner decides to terminate it, its almost inevitable that if the other partner still has deep feelings then their heart will be 'broken'. it isn't always a deliberate act, and in the long run is probably the kindest thing to do. i dont think there is any way of softening the blow apart from making sure they dont find out from someone else!
anyone who breaks someone's heart in a cruel way, for no apparent reason was obviously not worth knowing in the first place
In my experience, most relationships run their course and both parties know when it's over. I've only ended a relationship abruptly once - I'd not found someone else, I just didn't think it was working out. As other people have said, there's no real way to soften the blow, just try to be as pleasant as possible.
It was not good: the woman in question ended up in therapy and her best friend ended up not talking to me (and as she was going out with my best mate, that meant he stopped talking to me too). To this day I feel miserable about it but still don't know what more I could have done.
One thing I did learn: never break up in a public place - you just get stared at by other people in the place, all thinking what a barsteward that bloke is.
It was not good: the woman in question ended up in therapy and her best friend ended up not talking to me (and as she was going out with my best mate, that meant he stopped talking to me too). To this day I feel miserable about it but still don't know what more I could have done.
One thing I did learn: never break up in a public place - you just get stared at by other people in the place, all thinking what a barsteward that bloke is.
I broke up with my first love at 17, after being together for 2 years. I was moving away, he was joining me but once I moved I decided to end things. I was too young and wanted to live my own life. He was a bit older and wanted to settle down, I didnt. I broke up with him by letter (gutless!!) He didnt speak to me for months. 9 years on he is happily married with 2 kids. I have no regrets except that maybe I hurt him, although my letter explained everything it was a very cowardly thing to do.