I am in a dead end relationship with my girlfriend of 6 years. We are both 28, and I am bored of her. She still showers me with love and everything but I want to be out of the relationship. She is just not fulfilling my need anymore. I'm still in love with her but I know she's not the one for me. According to my friend, he says the spoil breakup handbook is good way to break up with the significant other. The breakup handbook will be listed here. If that handbook doesn't work, how can i break up with her? I don't want to see her hurt. But I know if i don't break up with her now, she will be a lot more hurt in the future if I break up with her then.
2007-04-29
05:31:19
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SPOIL’S BREAK-UP HANDBOOK
A how-to guide to breaking up with your significant other, using
methods and techniques that avoid public humiliation, conflicting
emotional messages and life-long pain and suffering
THE BEST PLACE TO BREAK-UP:
§ AT HIS/HER PLACE. Once the break-up is complete, he/she won’t
leave home to follow you and try to change your mind.
§ If the person is very emotional, END THE RELATIONSHIP IN A
PUBLIC PLACE, preferably one with lots of security – a post office, an
airport, a bank.
2007-04-29
05:31:54 ·
update #1
§ AS A LAST RESORT, if the person still doesn’t understand your
need to sever all ties, write a “Dear John” letter. Next, pack your bags
and take a two-week vacation – and don’t tell anyone where you are
going.
THE BEST APPROACH TO BREAKING UP:
§ THE PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE-BULLET-STRAIGHT-TO-THE-HEAD.
You begin by sulking and saying nothing. This will make the other
person ask what is wrong. Your reply – “nothing.” The person still
knows something is wrong and will persist in wanting to know what is
bothering you. Be strong and continue to say “nothing.” Finally, you give in and say “If you must know, I don’t want to be with you
anymore. I think we should break-up.”
2007-04-29
05:32:05 ·
update #2
§ If the person is emotional and you want to avoid a scene, DRAIN
ALL EMOTION FROM YOUR FACE. This makes it very difficult for the
other person to be emotional when you express nothing. Keep your
voice bland, your face devoid of any feeling.
ONCE YOU BREAK-UP, HOW TO KEEP THE OTHER PERSON
FROM ENTERING BACK INTO YOUR LIFE:
§ DON’T GO HOME IMMEDIATELY. Your ex will want to talk and
may go searching for you. Go some place where they wouldn’t expect
to find you.
§ CHANGE YOUR OUTGOING MESSAGE TO THE AUTOMATIC VOICE
MESSAGE. Your ex will want to hear your voice. By not having your
voice on the machine, this will force him or her not to call you and
hang up. As a last resort, change your phone numbers.
2007-04-29
05:32:23 ·
update #3
§ CHANGE YOUR HABITS FOR APPROXIMATELY SIX MONTHS. In
case your ex tries to see you by haunting your usual spots, you will
avoid an awkward meeting.
Have anyone tried this before? Did it work? What other ways do you suggest breaking up with your other?
2007-04-29
05:32:55 ·
update #4