Worst Ways to Get Dumped?
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Worst Ways to Get Dumped?
| Wed, 08-08-2007 - 2:54pm |
Remember when Carrie on Sex and the City was dumped via post-it? And you've probably heard the story about how Sylvester Stallone broke up with his girlfriend by FedEx. Seems like our modern age is providing us with increasingly, um, "convenient" (and inappropriate) ways to end a relationship... What are the worst ways to break up with somebody these days? Have a jaw-dropping break-up story of your own to share? Let's hear it!



I still shake my head whenever I think about it.
~Heather~
My first boyfriend broke up with me by writing a note on the back of a piece of scrap paper he found on the ground and taping it to the window of my car with a piece of tape he also found on the ground.
And the stupid thing is, I took him BACK after that! What was WRONG with me? LOL
I got dumped by my ex via one of his friends.
Kinda went like this:
Me: "Dude, what's with my other half? He can't stand whats-her-face, yet he's hanging all over her like a cheap suit."
Friend: "Pooh, they got engaged a couple months ago."
He never had the courtesy to tell me himself until after the wedding... when I told him off.
As far as I'm concerned, the worst possible way of breaking up with someone is doing it without actually letting them know in any way. As in, dissapear off the radar and hope she gets the message. Honestly, I'd prefer a post-it.
I got the email too, right before Christmas. But he nicely summed up our three years together in a couple of sentences AND he wished me all the best. How nice....
I often get the "just like Carrie and the post-it note" comment...but I'm real, she's not!
OMG... to lose one's child and then your father! God what a "dumped" story! That must have been such a sucker punch right in the gut. Talk about being kicked while you are down. It sounds like he really did you a favor for he certainly is not good partner material of course it would have been a lot more satisfying if you dumped him first.
I see integrity, to hold and being held, to hug, to care for are the basic qualities as a life partner.
I just met a woman with a similar story whose new husband divorced her after not being able to deal with her not "getting over" her grief of losing her new born daughter.
Take care,
Mark
Let's see here...I've been broken up with in a email...and over the phone....ummm, gotta love this one...in a IM over the internet (THANKS YAHOO!!!!).