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I’m a male member at a new club. For someone you’ve met two or three times, if you decide to end the relationship, how do you usually handle it? And from a woman’s perspective, how would you prefer it to be handled? 1. Tell her how you really feel 2. Give her a reason that’s easy to accept, such as becoming busy with work or having family matters to deal with 3. Stop responding and let things fade out naturally ※As for the reason for ending the relationship, please assume that it’s not because you’ve come to dislike her, but because you’ve been matched with someone who suits you better.
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Maezawa here with my answer as well. I can’t say which option would be best from a woman’s perspective without hearing from women themselves, but I think the safest choice would be: 2. Give them a reason they’re likely to accept, such as becoming busier with work or having family issues. That said, if it were me, I might choose option 1. Also, regarding: > The reason for wanting to end the relationship isn’t that I’ve grown tired of her, but that I’ve been matched with someone better. Some men date multiple women at the same time, so if you haven’t come to dislike her, another option might be to continue seeing both of them rather than ending things.
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