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(#13) Their First Crush Said Yes, So They Wanted To Get With Them
From ice2morrow:
“Back in high school, I told my best friend of five years (a girl) that I was in love with her, and had been for a very long time. She turned me down and friend-zoned me, so I moved on (stayed friends). A couple months later, I started dating a girl I had been trying to get with since I got denied by my best friend. We were together less than a week before my best friend basically said she might be reciprocating some of those feelings I let slip months ago. I broke up with the girl the next time I saw her. Don't know if that's shallow, but it's f*cked up - that's for sure.
Long story short, it didn't work out with my best friend, either. We went to two separate college nearly 3,000 miles apart, that was the end of that. Also, she was a LDS, and I'm athiest... So that was bound to never work out.”
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(#2) It Was Almost Valentine's Day, And They Didn't Want To Get Them A Gift
From TheTrueGentleman:
“I broke up with an ex the night before Valentine’s Day, because I was too lazy to get her a gift. I may or may not have been an *sshole in high school.”
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(#17) They Were So Dumb They Didn't Even Know What Wi-Fi Is
From VividLotus:
“This wasn't the main reason (really, we just weren't that compatible or that into each other), but the final straw for me was when the guy I was dating revealed that he didn't know what wi-fi was. He was just.... Well, this is going to sound mean, but kind of dumb, and also ignorant about a lot of basic things.
We were driving by this restaurant that had a sign that said 'free wi-fi!' and he said, 'Oh, I want to go there and try that!' I asked him what he meant, and he said, 'I think it's some kind of Middle Eastern bread, I heard it was good.'"
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(#20) They Pretended To Like Books
From icannevertell:
“I met her in a bookstore, her apartment was full of books... That she apparently kept only for looks. She was nice, but pretty dumb, and just liked to look nerdy. I felt a bit deceived, broke up when I just couldn't handle it anymore. [...] I guess you could say that I judged a book by it's cover.”
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(#14) They Had Sweaty Palms And No Friends
From EasyTiger20:
“My recent relationship's demise was pretty shallow. She had a problem with sweaty palms, for one. Like, we would be laying together and there would be huge wet spots in my clothes and blankets, and I couldn't hold her hands ever. Secondly, I just lost all interest in having sex with her. She would try to initiate it and I'd be like, 'Ehh, no.' But the most shallow reason of all? She had no friends. All of her close high school friends had gone to far away colleges or just found other people to hang with. She tried to assimilate all of my friends into her life and be involved with every single facet of my existence. It was infuriating.”
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(#9) They Loved Labyrinth
From TinyW*ener:
“It wasn't what pushed me over the edge, but the first time I went to her apartment and saw that she had multiple framed posters of the movie "Labyrinth" hanging from her walls, I knew it wasn't going to work out.”
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At the beginning of the relationship, it is always the same vigorously and sweetly, but not every relationship will have a happy ending as the fairy tales describe. Breaking up is also a hard time in life that everyone will experience, but different people have completely different attitudes towards breakups. There are countless reasons to sever the relationship on that path of love full of heartbreak and other terrible events, some of them are unacceptable.
Sometimes, a wrong move, a wrong answer, or even a sentence can cause conflict and eventually lead to a breakup. The random tool lists 20 of the most shallow reasons for breakup people have ever know.
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