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What Is "Taking a Break"? In the most fundamental sense, taking a break means that you and your partner haven't officially broken up, but you've decided to take some time off from each other and your relationship. It's also key to keep in mind that taking a break doesn't have to equal a breakup.
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Read More »When you hear someone say, “We were on a break,” you may immediately think of Ross and Rachel on Friends, and the fact that their relationship seemingly unraveled once and for all after they decided to spend time apart. Not all breaks will result in a breakup, though; a big part of the reason why Ross and Rachel's break failed was that they didn't align on what the time apart would look like. If you're thinking about temporarily taking a step back from your significant other, it's key that you understand what taking a break means for you, your partner, and your relationship as a whole. What Is "Taking a Break"? In the most fundamental sense, taking a break means that you and your partner haven't officially broken up, but you've decided to take some time off from each other and your relationship. It's also key to keep in mind that taking a break doesn't have to equal a breakup. Instead, taking a break enables both you and your partner to use the time away from one another as an opportunity to reflect on your relationship, reassess your feelings for one another, and either resolve to be with each other going forward or not.
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Read More »When looking more closely at the different downsides of taking a break, one major drawback is that it can simply act as a way of postponing a looming breakup. And by going on a break, you’re both merely delaying the inevitable dissolution of your relationship and prolonging any pain, sadness and/or guilt associated with it. Along these lines, taking a break can also be a major source of stress and anxiety in your life, as you may find yourself constantly wondering and worrying about your partner and their whereabouts as well as fixating on what kind of decision your partner will reach regarding the future of your relationship. If you’re wondering if taking a break is the right decision for you, it’s important that you and your partner communicate openly and honestly about it and establish some necessary ground rules.
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