The fighting that never seems to stop.
The painful words, and the awful insults.
This has all proven to be too much for the relationship to bear.
Neither of you can every find a fair medium.
There's no balance.
And there's nothing that you can compromise on.
You probably feel like he's always demanding to get what he wants, and honestly, you probably feel similarly.
You've tried, but nothing you do seems to result in a civilized, adult conversation to fix the issues you're going through.
There's nothing left but bickering and fighting.
Stop, right now.
He's saying that this is the end, and there's nothing you can do to fix it.
You feel your heart break.
You don't know what to do, but you've never felt this bad before.
The numbness takes over your body, and you can't even bring yourself to cry.
As the reality of the situation sinks in, you start to feel like you have no worth.
Your legs start to wobble and you feel like you're going to crash to the ground.
You look into his eyes, grasping for just a little hope.
His eyes are cold and serious, uninviting.
This is it - it's the end.
Even if you want to try to save the relationship and hold onto him now, now isn't the right time for that.
It's not difficult to win your ex-boyfriend back.
Gather your stuff together and leave without causing a scene.
Don't say a word, no matter how much you want to.
Be patient and take the time to assess the situation calmly.
Now is the time to think about what you need for yourself.
Now is the time to enjoy your life, and try to have some fun.
Relax, and spend time with your friends.
Live your life, and enjoy your time being free.
Let your inhibitions go.
There's always time to talk about your relationship later.
Your relationship priorities should be with understanding the situation completely, and deciphering the problems that your relationship had in the first place.
Could you do something to make the relationship more successful? Who are you now, and was your boyfriend an important part of your life? Take the time to think about these questions.
Is it worth the effort to fix every problem that you two had together? From here, you can choose to work out these problems, or to give up - listen to your heart.
Think back to the time when you'd first met each other.
Why did he fall in love with you? Why did he admire you? Have you changed since you two first fell in love? Perhaps this is the tie to return to the person who you used to be.
Maybe you can become the girl that he fell in love with again.
Remember how your relationship used to be, and put things back into perspective.
This is important to do! You must have had some quality that will get him back.