There is no easy way, but the best way is to be 1)brave and face the confrontation 2)kind- tell the person face to face.
Be ready with what you want to say.
There is no need to lie but there is no need to be hurtful either. Yes, it will be awkward and difficult, but it will make the following few weeks so much easier for that person- a phone call (or if you are really cowardly and mean, a text) will leave them with unanswered questions, confusion and ultimately for you, further recriminations if they do not feel they have had a chance to put their side/be heard.
Imagine yourself in their shoes, and treat them as you would hope to be treated yourself.
Dont do it in a busy public place, but a neutral quiet space might help. if you have to be at home, have a plan for the weekend, somewhere to go so you both can get some space straight away, but only after you have had plenty of time to talk it through- its fairer to the person you are splitting from.
Be sure you really want to do this!
Do give them and you plenty of time with no contact afterward- too soon and you will confuse them and yourself as to whetheryou made theright decision.
Dont jump into a new serious relationship too quickly- even if there is someone else involved, be a bit low key for a while to clear your head. Friends and family are invaluable!
Everyone has been dumped, everyone has had to let someone go- we all get over it in the end. yes, that person will be hurt, but in a matter of time, they will get over it. Just be prepared that when they do, and find someone new, you may feel a pang of jealousy yourself.
good luck.
Long Term Relationship most likely.
What is an LT relationship
As long as the long term relationship is age-appropriate (groups, no sex), they should do fine. However, if their partner is older and/or wants a relationship with benefits, then they can end up being used since they do not have the advantage of knowing who they are and what is important to them.
Long-Term Relationship - 2006 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA
A long term relationship can be defined many ways, just depending on the person defining it. I feel that a long term relationship is several years long, however someone who is single may see 1 year as a long term relationship.
Short term. It's a meet, greet and eat.
um Long-distance relationship?
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Answer Long term can mean a lot of things. You could have a long term lease on your condo. You could be in a long term relationship. Long term is usually a year or more.
A long term relationship is a relationship which may last a life time. It is used a lot to describe a couple who plan to be together for life, but may or may not plan to marry.
I'm sorry but it means he doesn't want a long term relationship with you. Best to move on.