The Not So Simple Talk - This attempt is the average break-up. One person wants to, the other doesn't. It is a total surprise. No matter what, this break up is never easy to attempt when in public. Privacy is ultimately necessary for this. This is by far the bravest way to break up with someone. There are a few methods to get through this.
The Honest Way - Being straightforward about your feelings is how to do it. You may end up with a drunken ex on your hands in moments, but at least your conscience is clear.
The Dishonest Way - Think of the craziest lie you can think of...then take it a step further. You may not have a clear conscience, but at least you're free.
The Simple Talk - While fantastically rare, this can happen. You both mutually decide that it's over. This break up can happen anywhere, but, again, it is extremely rare.
The Simple Non-Talk - Facebook, text, voice mail message, snail mail, fax, telegraph, it doesn't really matter how it is done. The simple truth is you can't bear to say the words. This option is left for cowards or for use against violent exes.
The Subtle Break Up - I've seen this one used by a few friends. This is generally used against annoying/crazy exes. It is a simple break up without being rare. All that is needed is to stop showing up. I generally disagree with this method because it is cowardly and uninspired.
The Memorable Break Up - This is by far the ballsiest method on how to break up with someone. It can be as simple as being brutally honest or as horrible as breaking up with someone at their birthday dinner. Sure, they will be upset and you will look like a complete ass, but this will surely guarantee this ex will be out of your life for good.
I don't really care for break ups. They are as volatile as black holes, drawing people in and leaving destruction. The ultimate concern with a break up is how friends become weapons. In all honesty, the one way to deal with a break up is make it a one-on-one event. Spare everyone else. They don't need that.
Just Remember: If you are unhappy, it is always best to communicate first. See what happens. Then take action when nothing changes.
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