People seem to think breaking up is an event that takes place in a particular moment, like you just had a fight or something, and one tells the other, "it's over."
It's not.
Breaking up is a process that takes place over time. The time period can vary, and usually the more complicated the relationship, the more complicated the break-up.
If you realize that you want to move on from someone, and you begin the process of doing so, it is imperative that you stop having sex with that person that you want to cut ties with.
There are many reasons for doing so, but let's start the discussion with these main two:
1. Women can sense when they're losing you. They will use sex to try to reign you back in. You have to be careful because some women will end up trying to trap you into the relationship by allowing themselves to get pregnant.
2. You could end up confusing yourself. Break-up sex can be quite powerful -- due to the animosity and tension that has built up throughout the relationship which have collectively reached a boiling point -- and evoke a lot of different emotions and feelings. These feelings may confuse you about how you feel. They may make you question yourself about the decision you've chosen to make.
Remember, there's always a reason as to why we reach a place where we think that our life needs to move forward without a particular person in it.
You're not creating that reason in your mind out of nothing, it's real.
Don't let her pussy have a hold on you, don't get nostalgic about previously better times. When it's time to move on, it's time to move on. One way to begin that process is to eliminate physical intimacy from the relationship entirely. If you can't do without and that void in your life needs to be filled, then seek it out from someone else, not the person you're trying to leave in the past.
It's not.
Breaking up is a process that takes place over time. The time period can vary, and usually the more complicated the relationship, the more complicated the break-up.
If you realize that you want to move on from someone, and you begin the process of doing so, it is imperative that you stop having sex with that person that you want to cut ties with.
There are many reasons for doing so, but let's start the discussion with these main two:
1. Women can sense when they're losing you. They will use sex to try to reign you back in. You have to be careful because some women will end up trying to trap you into the relationship by allowing themselves to get pregnant.
2. You could end up confusing yourself. Break-up sex can be quite powerful -- due to the animosity and tension that has built up throughout the relationship which have collectively reached a boiling point -- and evoke a lot of different emotions and feelings. These feelings may confuse you about how you feel. They may make you question yourself about the decision you've chosen to make.
Remember, there's always a reason as to why we reach a place where we think that our life needs to move forward without a particular person in it.
You're not creating that reason in your mind out of nothing, it's real.
Don't let her pussy have a hold on you, don't get nostalgic about previously better times. When it's time to move on, it's time to move on. One way to begin that process is to eliminate physical intimacy from the relationship entirely. If you can't do without and that void in your life needs to be filled, then seek it out from someone else, not the person you're trying to leave in the past.
