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How do you respond to a break up message?

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How do you respond to a break up message?

Wish them the best if you’d like to remain on good terms.

  1. I’m grateful for the time we had together and I wish you all the best.
  2. Thank you for letting me know. I hope your next relationship works out.
  3. I had a fun time with you and I hope we can still be friends.

What do you say to someone who just broke up with you?

Here are a few ideas.

  • “Want to spend a day away from social media with me?”
  • “If there’s anything you want to do, just tell me and we’ll do it!”
  • “Your feelings are valid.”
  • “You might act out of character right now, but give yourself some grace.
  • “I’ll check in on you again tomorrow!”
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How do you respond when someone says you should break up?

If you want to, respond carefully. If you need to, take a few moments to gather your thoughts to respond to what they’ve said. Remember that you cannot change their mind about the breakup, so in your response, simply try to give your point of view without blaming or insulting them. Keep it as positive and as short as possible.

What to do when your boyfriend breaks up with you over text?

Your boyfriend or girlfriend has just break-up with you over text and you want to respond to him or her; don’t be childish about it. Act maturely, and respond in the most peaceful manner no matter how you are hurt by his or her action.

Do you talk too much to validate yourself after a breakup?

On one end of the spectrum are people who talk too much to validate themselves. These are people who have wrapped so much of their identity into their relationship with an ex. When that identity is threatened from a breakup, they feel a sense of urgency to immediately go back to what is comfortable.

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Do people react differently to breakups?

People react differently during breakups. Generally the ones who get hit the hardest are those who are on the receiving end—especially when they didn’t see it coming (and especially if it was a long-term relationship). That’s not to say that people aren’t affected when they’re the one that ends the relationship either.