Name: How to Break Up with Someone the RIGHT Way (ft. Dr. Lindsey Doe!)
Uploaded: 2020-01-13T09:21:08.000Z
Duration: 2 min 34 s
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My name is Lindsey Doe and I'm a Sexologist, and serial monogamist.

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I have a YouTube channel, called Sexplanations, and this is your episode on breaking up.

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There are many ways to transform a romantic relationship into a non-romantic one.

Like, punching the person in the face, or ignoring them until they get the point.

So you could wait until someone else comes along.

Like, pack up your things and drive away.

In most cases using your words is the healthiest way to go, but that doesn't have to be done

There's no right way to change, just less hurtful ones.

Assuming you've done the task of deciding to break up, video guidance here..

1: Ask yourself what you need - you're part of this break up too.

Put these things in place so that you're prepared before you say goodbye, and not while in the

Of hurting the other person; retaliation; making the wrong decision; sadness; guilt;

You don't know what your future self is going to experience, but you can be aware of the

Hold this up to the possibility that the future could be better than you possibly ever imagined,

Is it Thoughtful, Honest, Intelligent, Necessary, and Kind.

You've been in an intimate relationship with them.

Hear what they have to say, and then, like I've done for you, encourage them to self-care,

There's nothing shameful about the way you relate to situations.

He was your partner, now he's your former partner.

The best break up line ever - our relationship is going to be changing.

It's like renting or buying a house, you could have every intention of living there forever,

but if it's not working our or whatever reason, I hope that you find a better home that suits

your needs, and you move your belongings there with grace.

That's a metaphor for packing and unpacking your emotions carefully.

With consideration for others, but not responsibility for them.

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