Is it always the girls fault?
Can a guy do it to himself? Self-Sabotage?
The reasons to call off any relationship with a woman are near infinite; but I'll operate on the assumption that the failure was an unseen or sudden thing that wasn't expected (i. e. if he caught you cheating, it's obvious why he would call it off, etc.)
For an actual partner:
• He may have learned about am incident of your past that he doesn't care for.
• He may be seeing someone behind your back and decided he no longer wished to be with you, either out of guilt or to pursue the side woman.
• He may be going through a particularly tough time in his life and doesn't wish to bring you down or burden you with it.
• The qualities he once liked about you are now upsetting you, but he doesn't want to start a fight about it and he's already considered moving on.
For a friends with benefits:
• Among the previous listed, he may also realize he's getting feelings and doesn't want those feelings.
• Realizes you're more trouble than you're worth.
• Decided he wants an actual girlfriend but doesn't think you're capable of fulfilling that role.
Just a very short few, hope it helps!
Well, I never lost interest in my girlfriend because she was the love of my life and I would've died for her.
But I've had "friends with the Benedicts" I've lost interest in before. Usually because they started getting weird, flaked on plans too many times, or said something I didn't like.
It's not really a big deal when the person you're supposed to be having fun with isn't very fun anymore and you decide to break things off.
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Depends on the person. Just ask them if you really want an answer because you're not getting one by guessing.
i automatically lose interest in friends with benefits's if they are starting to date someone and getting serious where i wouldn't never want to be a cock blocker
You realize it's called "friends with benefits" right?
She gets too clingy
It’s boring there’s no longer any thrill
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