De-friended on the Facebook of Love

Defriended on the Facebook of Love

Are you being defriended on the facebook of love? Has the once great relationship ended and now your dealing with what to say or not say online about the break up. The temptation to use social media as a venting tool or one for revenge is great. You may even be encouraged by others to do so, but think about it. Do you really want to put yourself out there regarding such a personal sensitive matter? No you do not! Avoid the social media apps on your phone and computer until you feel more like your happy self.

Who Is This Facebook Breakup Guide For?

1. If you’re a person that’s been stuck in a relationship with someone who seemed impossible to get rid of this is for you.
2. If you’re the person who dug your heals in and refused to accept the fact your relationship is over, this is for you as well.

Today we’ll share the facts and feelings of both parties in order to help those of you stuck in such a break up bump in the road get past it and move on.

You see when you refuse to acknowledge the feelings of the one telling you they have fallen out of love with you, you make it worse. You make them want to distance themselves from you permanently hurting any chance of a future friendship or reconciliation.  Many couples have broken up and got back together years down the road. But it never happened because someone wouldn't give the other space or they commented about the relationship publicly.

You make this person feel you only care about what you want. When you refuse the break up it puts you in a bad light. The person will feel as though you’re selfish and feel your happiness is all that matters. This confirms the entire relationship was a mistake from the beginning.

Often the reason a partner wants to break up with a person who refuses the break up is due to a bossy or controlling nature. Do you find yourself giving them a lot of advice and making most of the choices in the relationship? Do you feel you’re the leader and they need your guidance?

You may be unable to recognize these facts about yourself and yet bossy and pushy people tend to wear on others nerves. So ask yourself if your partner is displaying any of the following behaviors. If so you have a serious relationship crisis on your hands and the best and only action you can take is to get out of their face and possibly work on your own relationship skills. Bottom line is all people need to be respected and given the space to be themselves and accepted for who they are without question.

Again for those of you hoping to break up, do not stay because the other person insist you do against your better judgment. Signs of falling out of love are;

1. Does your partner make excuses to do things without you?
2. Do you feel they have been lying to you about where they go and what they do?People who want out do this just to get away from you.
3. Does it seem they are uncomfortable around you and withdrawn no longer speaking much? Think about if you do most of the talking not allowing them to talk or be heard.
4. Have they stopped sharing the events of their day with you? They may feel its hopeless sharing with you and have grown tired of your constant advice or authority.
5. When you’re alone with them do they easily get agitated and seem eager to be alone? This means you have seriously gotten on their last nerve and they desperately need some time apart.
6. Have you done things you know will upset your partner in hopes of ending the relationship? This is for those of you longing to break up as you feel such a strong desire to get out and yet forced to stay you may begin to push back as the desire to be free is growing stronger and stronger changing your nature as you realize yourself being backed up against a brick wall.

This only leads to more pain. The pain will be for both you and the person you're breaking up with. Be careful not to do anything you will regret later. Once you put it out there on social media you cannot take it back. You can later delete it but think about how many people may have already copied it and shared in with others. Do yourself a favor, avoid going to social media sites until you get your head on straight. Avoid defriending this person regardless or whether they defriend you.

Vent to a friend you can trust in private, not via email or instant messages or anything of the sort that creates documentation of this process of recovery. Keep it face to face or on the phone and private. You should never be judged or measured by the trying times in your life. It is unfortunate but sharing information about these times creates a time capsule you might later wish had never happened. Try to live with no regrets.

If you’re experiencing any of these warning signs in your relationship change is needed as your partner is growing resentful of you. Bottom line is this; if you continue pushing your partner to stay together they will continue to grow more and more resentful of you.

This does not allow room for improvement. It is for these reasons the expression was created, If you love them set them free if they come back their yours if not they never were. You should never try to force someone to do anything,

if so your just being pushy and controlling. Many people have control issues. You should determine if your one of those people and if so work on correcting that for no one feels good in a controlling relationship.

Finally, if you're the person being made to feel trapped in a relationship and as if breaking up is not an option remember this, your freedom is always an option. If you do not feel free within the relationship you need to embrace your freedom once again. The public comments the display online will only reflect badly on them and others will respect you more for having broken it off.

Much Love and Success, Katie