You had dated someone. After some time, you had become friends with benefits. Time passed by and you had become lovers already. At first, everything was doing okay. Until, one day, fights started to come frequently. How do you know that it is time to leave the person, and of course, the relationship?
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That's a shallow reason to leave a person. Frequent fights? Well, we can settle the argument once and for all then soon we'll get to replace those bad moments with good ones. We'll spark up the romance again for us to stay together a little longer.
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If the fights are unbearable to handle then I guess it's time for us to go on our separate ways. I don't think that there would be other ways for us to fix anything but to just leave it broken, at least we tried fixing it but there's no other way we can make our relationship last. So it's best if we'd break.
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Yes. If the relationship could not be saved anymore then it is the right time to just stop and leave. Yeah, there could be no proper closure and that should be fine.
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This is also what is on my mind. There are times when we could no longer fix a broken relationship. If that is the case, then it is time to leave already.
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There is no right time to leave the person or the relationship. If you genuinely feel that it is time to stop, then maybe you should do so. There is no point in staying in a relationship if you are already unhappy.
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Maybe you shouldn't have upgraded to being lovers. Maybe you should have just stayed as friends with benefits. But I guess it's time to leave if you are already hurting one another because that would only mean that the relationship is already unhealthy.
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The right time to leave a relationship is when you know to yourself that you are not in love with your partner anymore. The moment where you keep on trying to bring back the love and spark but nothing's happening.
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If the fights are already on a daily basis and you could no longer agree with each other, then that would be the time to leave him. You must end the relationship and you would have a peaceful life.
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If you truly love that person, then you should not leave that immediately. Have time to talk it though, and settle all the issues that you have. Have some compromise and you could still save the relationship. Do not just throw it away.
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It is finally time to leave if you don't feel the same way towards your partner anymore. If the love and care that you used to feel before are not there anymore, then, it might mean that your relationship has reached the end.
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It only means that it's gone and yes, there's nothing else that we can do but to accept it. Well, you two should at least have a peaceful breakup and hold no grudges to each other.
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Everything does come to an end, even relationships. The best way to break up with them is to not hold any grudges to each other, just have a decent breakup and soon you two might find out if it's still worth trying or just stay friends at least.
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Yes, when love no longer exists, then that would be the time to leave the person and to cut the relationship already.
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It is the right time to leave your partner if he is already becoming aggressive and violent towards you. No one deserves to be treated like that so it would be best to stay away from him.
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You know it's not right when a partner becomes abusive. It's better to leave them without giving them a fair warning. It's hard to deal with people who are abusive, right? Guys also encounter abusive girls in relationships too, you know.
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If he becomes aggressive and violent towards me, I would get myself ready to call the police. I do not want to get murdered in no time.
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Originally posted by Carlosa34 View PostYou had dated someone. After some time, you had become friends with benefits. Time passed by and you had become lovers already. At first, everything was doing okay. Until, one day, fights started to come frequently. How do you know that it is time to leave the person, and of course, the relationship?
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