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Subject: "If nothing was ever official do you need to have an official exit?" Previous topic | Next topic
double negative
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Wed Jul-01-15 11:10 AM

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"If nothing was ever official do you need to have an official exit?"


  

          

from a conversation I had recently:

a friend dated a dude for 6 months, nothing was official as in no discussion or agreement about being official. they hung out once or twice a week if that. she is busy, he was busy, eventually it just faded away because they got too busy to fit dating into the big picture. she was fine with the fade away but it brought up a good question,


Should you make an official break if there never was anything official to begin with or do you just bust out the fade away ?

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Subject Author Message Date ID
They lost interest in each other.
Jul 01st 2015
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they call it ghosting.
Jul 01st 2015
2
all relationships are predicated on understanding
Jul 01st 2015
3
It doesn't sound like a ghosting situation
Jul 01st 2015
4

Teknontheou
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Wed Jul-01-15 11:13 AM

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1. "They lost interest in each other."
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There's no such thing as "too busy" for more than a week, tops, for someone you dig.

  

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Kwesi
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Wed Jul-01-15 11:16 AM

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2. "they call it ghosting."
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and it's despicable.

only reserved for the most cowardly of people.

people you have been communicating with deserve at least a 'goodbye, talk to you never'

especially if yall hugging and fucking.

  

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atruhead
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Wed Jul-01-15 11:17 AM

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3. "all relationships are predicated on understanding"
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if the understanding is neither party cares about the end result, that's rare and it must be an extremely casual on and off thing

but if one person clearly has more to lose than the other, a dissolution talk is the right way to go about things

  

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Niq96st
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Wed Jul-01-15 11:17 AM

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4. "It doesn't sound like a ghosting situation "
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so I'd say it's all good.

I just learned the term ghosting yesterday. It's so stupid:

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/26/fashion/exes-explain-ghosting-the-ultimate-silent-treatment.html?_r=0

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