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how to break-up with my girlfriend??

27-08-2012 12:53am

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g066gusius

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#2 27-08-2012 1:02am

blatantrereg

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Try discussing that with her.

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#3 27-08-2012 2:44am

The Big Red Button

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Would you not make some effort at trying to work things out first?

Think of all the reasons you decided to move in together in the first place. What's changed?

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#4 27-08-2012 2:56pm

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Why not live seperately for a while and see how it goes. Breaking up over that is drastic if moving in together was the main issue. Its a big move to be going out with someone to suddenly live together. You're basically a married couple without the title!

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#5 27-08-2012 5:22pm

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Awakward!!

Yeah seriously though speak with her.

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#6 27-08-2012 10:26pm

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#7 28-08-2012 12:02am

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I can't understand why you don't both just sit down and talk about maybe living apart as it's obviously far too soon to be moving in together at the early stages of a relationship and see how it works then before making a drastic decision to break up. It's seems like maybe it's too much pressure for a new relationship. Talking things through is the best option before breaking up needlessly.

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