Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You don’t get to “really” when you broke up after 5 years via text, you coward.
Good for her. She won.
He wanted to break up without an "argument and drama" so he did it via text. I think HE won.
Anonymous wrote:We were together 5 years and we were honestly oil and water. We had another tiff and I just couldn’t take it anymore. I sent her text saying it was over. About 30 minutes later she thumbs upped the message.
Yes, I know I ended things so I shouldn’t expect anything but I’m just a little shocked. A thumbs up? Really?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's a good response.
Absolutely, that's epic. Perfect response to a texted dumping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You don’t get to “really” when you broke up after 5 years via text, you coward.
Good for her. She won.
He wanted to break up without an "argument and drama" so he did it via text. I think HE won.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's a good response.
Absolutely, that's epic. Perfect response to a texted dumping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Women do not like to be rejected. They want to be the one doing the rejection
Are you implying men do like to be rejected? I don't understand this response.
Anonymous wrote:Women do not like to be rejected. They want to be the one doing the rejection
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You broke up with her by text, and you're complaining that she didn't respond thoughtfully enough?
I broke up with her via text to avoid an argument and drama