Do you want to get back together after the reunion dinner?

If you all cherish this relationship and are sincerely responsible for each other, just because the relationship has disappeared, you can * * * pay homage to this lost love like friends, even if it's just nothing to drink together, hug for the last time and tell you for the last time, at least without regret.

If you still have a lot to say, you are interested in each other and you still have a lot of feelings to continue, then give yourself a chance to sort out and think about your emotional problems and decide whether to try to solve them again.

My emotional view is actually to let it die a little, and then you can go on better. Breaking up is not a reason to worry, but the problem of this relationship has really reached the point where both sides feel pain face to face, and you must let go. If you go on, it will be unbearable for you. If you really leave each other, you can think clearly about what you can face. If the other person leaves, you know your problem is the gap. If you can't go, forget it.

Is it because I am not mature enough, or because of practical reasons, or because I haven't had a running-in period, and I can't stick to it until the end. In any case, the other person is the person you like, the person closest to you except your parents, and the person who knows you best.

Make it clear to each other, if you say goodbye, or make it clear to yourself. Even if breaking up is painful, you can get through it and grow up instead of indulging in it.

If you cry and beg him, he will only get tired of you, and even enjoy the joy of victory brought by your crying and begging him, and gain a kind of strength and superiority from it, but will he really pity you in his heart because of this? Feelings depend on attraction and mutual trust. You have to understand that breaking up is breaking up. Who can't live without it? He doesn't love you anymore