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| Ethics of Ending Love Relationships |
Not always a love relationship is lasting . It's okay at the beginning of the relationship to feel suitable for each other. However, when it has been lived for some time and the couple's original manners are revealed, feelings of boredom or disappointment may peak.
Splitting is the last option for couples who feel they don't fit. Instead of the correlation getting more volatile, splitting up might be the best course. However, you also have to pay attention to ethics when delivering bad news.
- Be honest about the reason for the breakup. You have a relationship in a good way. So if you break up, do it in a good way anyway. State the real reason you want to break up and avoid conflict.
- Don't ask to break up over the phone. Face the decision to leave your lover in private. It's more polite than texting or calling.
- Make the decision to separate when the heart is sure. Do not let after parting instead you want to work together again.
- Say when things are perfect. Make sure the situation and condition of him is fine. First postpone your intention to separate if he is in a state of grief or at another imperfect time.
- Asking to break up sometimes leads to risk. There are people who don't want to be cut off. If it breaks, he may take steps beyond common sense. For example suicide or even injure you. Therefore, convey your intention to break up by studying his maturity first in getting the harsh reality.
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