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I was enjoying my morning workout at the hotel I was staying at and watching a CNN news piece to make the time go by on my cross trainer. They had a very interesting story that marries two of my favorite subjects: technology and relationships.
They conducted a survey of over 2000 people and over 47% said they’d ended a relationship (“broke up” as we used to say back in the day) with someone through electronic media. Email, changing their Facebook status…some even used Twitter. Can you imaging a Tweet going out about you getting dumped for all of your friends to read?
What kind of punk sh*t is that? Not only is that unmanly, it might get you shot.
Grow a backbone. We all have relationships that end. It happens to the best of us. The way that we handle it may determine if you will still be friends, or even “friends with benefits” if you handle your business right.
Call her and tell her you need to talk with her. I wouldn’t recommend a public place because you never know how she might react and then you’ll both look like fools if she shows her ass in a crowded restaurant. Meet her at her place so you have the option to leave quickly if you need to. You might even want to keep your car running outside.
Follow a few simple rules and you’ll get through this:
Rehearse
It’s a good idea to rehearse exactly what you’re going to say so you don’t fumble through things. The worst thing you can do is to leave gaps for her to interrupt and try to sneak a few things in there.
Be direct
Pussy-footin’ around the issue won’t make things better. If you leave her an out, she’ll take it as you still wanting to be with her and that you still have a chance to make things work. Let her know that you don’t want the relationship anymore and that you should go your separate ways.
Don’t get emotional
Emotions can be an out for her to think things still have a chance. Don’t hold her hand while you tell her or sit too close. That goodbye kiss is out. Treat it like a business meeting; keep to the agenda and keep it brief. I don’t want to say to be cold, but if you have to be cold to be honest, go that route. The slightest sign of weakness can turn a break-up into a cry fest.
Avoid the word “but”
Read this sentence: I really don’t think we are going to work, but I enjoyed the time we had together. What did you take away from that? Probably that I’m enjoying the time with you. The words “but” and “however” are what I call a “message killers.” Everything said before them is negated and forgotten about.
You can’t tell a woman “I think you look like Halle Berry, but that dress doesn’t work for your figure.” In her eyes, you just said she needs to change, or worse, called her fat (we’ve all done and regretted that, fellas). Avoid “message killers” as much as possible.
The Other Woman
I don’t know how some of your simple asses keep falling for this one.
If you are leaving her for someone else, leave that sh*t out! It is not her business to know why you’re leaving and you don’t want it to be. I don’t care what she says to you or if she keeps telling you that it’s ok to tell her the truth. Hell no. Your dumb ass will catch a right hook so fast you won’t see it coming. She will curse you for the rest of your life and do whatever she can out of spite to make life miserable. Trust me on this.
Just do what I tell you and you’ll get through this unscathed. If you choose not to listen, that’s fine…just watch for the hook.
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