How do you let someone go you have been involved with for 16 years?
12 Answers to "How do you let someone go you have been involved with for 16 years?"
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With emotional support, dignity and respect if you are the one leaving.
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I hope you do not have to. I know sometimes it is unavoidable. I am assuming you have addressed the issues you would like adjusted, and there is no willingness to meet you in your needs?
Is it a marriage? Depending on the level of commitment and others involved, the dynamics are varied.
I think when there is a marriage, and children , it is slimy for someone to just slip out the back.Like (1)
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With difficulty but a clear head pointed in the right direction. Expect it to be painful to some degree but if it's necessary it's necessary and if it's not working out after 16 years then it would be a shame to let it go on even longer. Time spent in the wrong relationship is time you can't get back.
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thats as long as hubby & i have been together..it would have to be something pretty bad to leave..
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by reprograming your mind. the mind rebels against change. even if that change is for the better.
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You say sister it's time for me to move on!
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Poor thing ! not easily ! When someone you cared for and loved its so hard !
Sadly just need to find a new person or something new to do ! Don't chase them
Let them go! There are nice people out there
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Its very difficult. Was with my ex 17 years. Best to just straighten your back and walk
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slowly
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say goodbye and walk out the door
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Easily
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by biankabay Jan 11th, 2013 at 7:42PM
It isn't about the past 16 years, it is about coming years.
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