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For questions regarding to the avoiding of an imminent conflict, or the general avoiding of a conflict that occurs on a regular basis. Questions regarding ongoing conflicts, or conflicts that are already started, please use the "conflicts" tag.
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How to tactfully communicate with ex-boyfriend about my personal choices?
I had a similar situation in which I tried to remain friends with my ex after a particularly messy break-up.
At one point he said to me, and I quote: "If you do find another boyfriend, I'll stop being …
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