Ending a relationship because you're not sure?

[Anonymous]

from the ones who had long term relationships:

Is it a good idea to break up because you want to experience other options? Because you're not sure and don't know what to expect from yourself? When you struggle with feelings?

Is it a good idea - to refuse working on them? When you still love care for your partner, a person loves you fully, is loyal, there has been no cheating, but distance and you feel like giving up. Is it a good idea? What defines worth to fight for you? When is it worthy to fight for a person if everything is there, but your urge to try something else is stronger? Is it possible to defeat it?

[AaronKrieger]

What you described was 50% of the reason I broke up with an ex of mine. This is going to sound stupid as hell, but I felt we were too compatible and I wanted more experience unde my belt before finding someone to settle down with. It sounds cheesy, but if you knew the context you'd agree we were heading that way.

I think at our age things are not final and we have room to make mistakes especially if it means learning more about ourselves. It doesn't mean you should go out of the way to do it 😂. So end the relationship if you want - overthinking is our age demographics speciality, lmao.

[Avicenna]

I personally don't think those are good reasons to break up with someone, but if your heart is not in it, it's not fair to the other person to avoid the inevitable.

[sheikalana]

Those are very superficial reasons to break up with someone. If you break up with someone with those reasons probably means you never loved them.

[Gent207-2]

If you leave stay away and never come back