How can I part more gently with my obsessive girlfriend? We've been together for three years, we don't live together, but we generally spend a lot of time with each other, but she still says it wasn't like that. I also get annoyed because I ignore some friends because of her, but she felt she was in the background and I didn't compromise. I had told her several times that I had no intention of starting a family and children in the near future, and she lost her temper, but after a few days she spoke to me again about family, dormitory, etc. In general, none of us is perfect, but during these three years we got along well and didn't drive seriously, but we obviously have different views on how our lives will go. I don't want to hurt her and make her suffer, but I want to end this relationship, obviously she wants more than I can give her. Please give advice on how it can be done in the most cultural way. thanks
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* No matter how softly you tell her, there will be: - Roar - Repentance - Mental lability * To feel sorry for her the most and to stay with her, you will have to swallow your desires and aspirations. * And if you have finally decided that you will not comply with it anymore ... - You explain that your views are different - You say: "Your obsessive state makes me withdraw from you." - Let's stay friends (cliché, yes, but it can work) - I don't see a future with you * Good luck in the separation! - Mary