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You and you girlfriend have been together for 1 year and 1 week up to today. It has gone sexual already and always was very emotional. You both love eachother and love spending time together. But after she made your birthday into your worst day ever, refuses to cuddle or anything if you don't fremch kiss her, after she made you ill by kissing you because she had an illness (Angina) and you unlike her weren't immune so you lost a month of school laying in bed with sincere pain in your thoat, and you now worked for 3 weeks to earn some pocketmoney you are tired all the time and annoied of her ignorant behaviour regarding how much you work every day and question yourself if you still love her. You come to the conclusion that you can't feel no more love and just feel bad and your gut feeling tells you that a decision has to be made now...

1) Pretend you're okay, swallowing all, risking your own mental breakdown

2) Request a break, but knowing there is no future for you both

3) Tell her you don't feel the love anymore but would like to have sex with her instead

4) Accept your fate and be honest and end it because the thought of using her for sex disgusts you

5) Meet her to have sex with her and afterwards tell her you want to break up

When parents have a mentally ill teen locked up in a psychiatric hospital against their will, the justification for forcing help on them is that because of their mental illness, they can't decide what's best for them and they don't know if it's them or the illness talking. But if that's the case then all the parents would have to do is ask their teen when of sound mind what they should do if that situation comes up in the future; that way they know if their teen refuses treatment, whether it's them or their illness saying that. So as for all of those cliche lines you hear about how it broke the parents heart to send into treatment, well it shouldn't because they would know that that's what their teen would have wanted. But conversely, if their teen said under no conditions force help on me, then when faced with a crisis, there's no reason the parents shouldn't just back off and let it go. Even if it does mean that their teen commits suicide, starves themselves to death or overdoses so what?
-It's not like their teen is the most precious thing in the world
-It's not like losing them is the worst pain a parent could ever experience
-It's not like the parents found a new purpose for their life when they first held their newborn in their arms
-It's not like the put their very heart and soul into caring for them.