If I don’t love the other person anymore, do I have to break up?

If you don’t love me anymore, let’s break up.

Breaking up is a sign of not loving me. I already don’t love you anymore, so why should I find any excuses? My friend has fallen out of love, and the love-break is inexplicable. We had agreed a moment ago that we would spend Valentine's Day together, but before Valentine's Day passed, we received a breakup text message from my boyfriend.

My friend looked at the text messages on his phone and didn’t understand what was going on. He thought it was a prank by his boyfriend, so he called his boyfriend, but the phone showed that it was turned off. In the end, my friend didn't give up and went to her boyfriend's house, just in time to see her boyfriend coming back from outside. The friend held the text message on his mobile phone and asked him why he wanted to break up.

We obviously love each other very much, but suddenly we received a breakup text message. For no reason, he turned around and left after saying this. But my friend always feels that there must be something unspeakable about her boyfriend, and he must love her.

Yes, she can't accept this breakup without any reason. So my friends kept pestering me and wouldn't let go. Finally, the boy said: "If you insist on me giving you a reason, I don't love you anymore."