I would say that taking a break isn't DEFINITELY breaking up unless the couple takes an indefinite break with no plans of getting back together. If the break up isn't certain, don't assume that it is because that could make it certain.
Of course, being always with someone is known to lead to a break-up, so the break can improve a relationship with someone by giving you each some time apart to think, and also make you miss each other, but it can also ruin it since one or both of you can find someone else or just distant you from each other. Taking a break is always a risk, so you have to decide what to do by yourself.
No take a break just means: Not see each other for a while and do BF and GF or BF and BF stuff, the relationship will be open so he/she may start dating other people.
No. Taking a break from a relationship is another word for breaking up for a while.
Christmas can bring families together and strengthen relationship bonds. It can also strengthen your spiritual beliefs.
Trust & communication.
Not necessarily but it will give one another time to decide if this is what you really want individually.
Anything can break up a relationship. What will break up a relationship depends on the two people involved.
Right now, Chris Brown and Rihanna are taking a break. (That means they're taking time off of their relationship.)
The US can strengthen its relationship with Canada by increasing trade, developing diplomatic relations, and continuing to allow open borders. These two countries have a unique relationship which has allowed them to develop a very strong bond over the 150 years.
it can mean a lot of things. it can mean "go sit down" or in a relationship it can mean we should not be with each other for a while (a week or more... like forever). it is a nice way to say we are done
I guess there isn't much of a difference. A break-up is a full-on split, and a break is a chance to be apart, for your partner to see wether he likes being apart from you, or wether they should carry on the relationship.
strengthen or completely unravel a relationship between others.
He is confiding in you most likely because he feels comfortable and open around you- possibly seeing you as a friend. If you have feelings for him, then strengthen this newfound friendship until it becomes a relationship.
If there is no cheating going on; no verbal or physical abuse and you feel you both love each other then good communication skills are needed and you can start by taking some private time out together and discussing the problems in your relationship. Everyone has some problems in their relationship and to break up over something not that important shows immaturity.