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legion 07-28-2013 06:59 PM

Humorous Ways to End a Relationship
 
I didn't want to diminish Mike's very serious thread.

What are the worst/funniest ways you have or have thought about ending a relationship?

Sadly, the last time I actually ended a romantic relationship was close to 20 years ago in high school. I was a senior, dating a very attractive but indecisive blond. (She was a very intelligent girl, so calling her ditzy would be inappropriate.)

We reached a point where it was clear to both of us that the relationship was over. I kept trying to meet her to break up with her in person, and she kept avoiding it, knowing what was coming. I finally got a hold of her on the phone. The conversation went something like this:

Me: "I've been trying to meet up with you all week."

Her: "I know."

Me: "So you know why I'm calling you?"

Her: "Yes....and I think we've come to the same conclusion."

Me: "So.....do you want to go ahead and do it?"

Her: "No."

Me: "So you want me to do it?"

Her: "No."

Me: "So you don't want to break up?"

Her: "No."

Me: "You want to stay together then?"

Her: "No."

Me: "This one time, can you please make up your mind?"

Her: "No."

Me: "Fine. I'll do it. Melissa, it's over. I'm breaking up with you."

Kinda lame, I know.

mikesride 07-28-2013 07:04 PM

You SOB!!!!!;) Actually I enjoyed that!!!:D LOL!!

DARISC 07-28-2013 07:05 PM

An then ya pulled the plug an' let the air outta her?

Rick Lee 07-28-2013 07:35 PM

I had a paranoid nutbag GF (who was also a scorching hot nympho, which almost made it all worthwhile). When I could take her drama no more, I just waited until she again accused me of doing something bad and then copped to doing it (I hadn't). That ended it, though it took another month of drama to really get her to leave me alone.

KFC911 07-28-2013 07:39 PM

"I do" :D

legion 07-28-2013 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick Lee (Post 7573850)
I had a paranoid nutbag GF (who was also a scorching hot nympho, which almost made it all worthwhile).

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David Goodman 07-28-2013 08:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick Lee (Post 7573850)
I had a paranoid nutbag GF (who was also a scorching hot nympho, which almost made it all worthwhile). When I could take her drama no more, I just waited until she again accused me of doing something bad and then copped to doing it (I hadn't). That ended it, though it took another month of drama to really get her to leave me alone.

Hey, you're a crazy b**** but you f*** so good I'm on top it

s_morrison57 07-29-2013 07:14 AM

True story.
We were working outta town and got a week off, Donny told us he was going home to kick his girlfriend out of his place, 4 months and he was tired of her crap, we got back to work and this was the story he told.
He got home and found his girlfriend in bed with some guy, he told her that he'd be back in 2 hours and her and all her stuff had better be gone, he looked at the guy while he was pulling out his money and said "buddy, do yourself a favor, go get a good piece o tail" and threw $100 on the bed and left. He came back 2 hours later, she and her guy and all her stuff was gone, so was the 100.
We laughed our guts out, it was typical Donny, we call him the "living legend" and he is.

Finn

asphaltgambler 07-29-2013 07:24 AM

I had one similar to Rick's deal. When I finally had enough told her to get the f@ck out and she left for a couple of days. In the interim I threw all her clothes and everything else she owned (which wasn't much) onto the front lawn.

Had a few neighbors stop by and casually ask........................hey........sumpin happen?

When she returned she could not believe I had done it. Told her she had 30 minutes before I called the cops about her trespassing on my property. Severe - I know but that's what it came down to.

Aragorn 07-29-2013 07:41 AM

Just say "I break with thee.... I break with thee... I break with thee..." and then throw dog poop on her shoes...:D

Crowbob 07-29-2013 07:41 AM

I rented a storage unit to put all my stuff in. Put a 'SOLD' sign on the lawn and started hauling out my stuff. Spent a couple days at my buddy's apartment.

When I came back, she was gone. I moved back in.

cockerpunk 07-29-2013 07:42 AM

http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/convincing.png

emcon5 07-29-2013 12:42 PM

I had a buddy who did this, (I later used it to quit a job)

Kevin: "I have a problem with my eyes"
Her: "Oh, what is wrong?"
Kevin: "I can't see you living here any more."

He passed away last year, RIP Kevin.:(

McLovin 07-29-2013 12:48 PM

Looking back, the oddest ones for me were the "non-breakup" breakups.

In college, I'd start "going out" with someone, although it was really unclear and unspoken what that really meant. We'd be friends, then "more than friends" and generally seen as a couple.

But then gradually the calls would get less, seeing each other less. One day of no contact becomes 2, then becomes 5, then a week, and finally no contact. Never any discussion of anything being wrong, or breaking up, etc.

It didn't seem odd at the time, but looking back, it kind of does.

Laneco 07-29-2013 12:50 PM

I dated a terrific fellow for about a year, who though otherwise an entirely decent human being, could not master the art of driving a car with a manual transmission. I mean he could drive one, but the level of competence was absolutely minimal and any advanced skills, such as double-clutching, or even rather basic skills like roll-starting completely escaped him. Further, no amount of patient instruction or demonstration ever led to a credible improvement.

At the point where we were breaking up (he was breaking up with me), I told him...

"It's just as well that you are leaving... I really can't envision a future with someone who can't properly shift a car."

I thought it was hilarious. He didn't. :p

angela

Jferr006 07-29-2013 12:57 PM

I haven't broken up with anyone since maybe a year out of highschool. Big dramatic breakup, not talking for a week or 2, missing eachother, friendly sex, getting to a point where we could either get back together(and probably ending up hating eachother again) or part peacfully and finally, just letting it go and moving on.

I only had one other real boyfriend and he cried when I dumped him...I dumped him because he was too much of a *****.

breakin' up is hard to do...

rusnak 07-29-2013 01:01 PM

I've always had them come back. I've never not had one come back. Eeek, then we do the second breakup thing.

Flieger 07-29-2013 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laneco (Post 7574998)
I dated a terrific fellow for about a year, who though otherwise an entirely decent human being, could not master the art of driving a car with a manual transmission. I mean he could drive one, but the level of competence was absolutely minimal and any advanced skills, such as double-clutching, or even rather basic skills like roll-starting completely escaped him. Further, no amount of patient instruction or demonstration ever led to a credible improvement.

At the point where we were breaking up (he was breaking up with me), I told him...

"It's just as well that you are leaving... I really can't envision a future with someone who can't properly shift a car."

I thought it was hilarious. He didn't. :p

angela

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1375128145.jpg

That's harsh. :D

flatbutt 07-29-2013 01:20 PM

I got my wife to sleep with someone else. Oh...wait...that wasn't funny.

Bill Douglas 07-29-2013 01:29 PM

I usually do some very intense flirting with the waitress, then say it's brobably best you don't stay the night as I've got a very early start tomorrow. They ask what I'm doing tomorrow and I say that I'm planning on hanging around the beach, having a surf if the surf is on, then visiting friends in the afternoon. They usually dump me at about that stage - problem over.

matt711 07-29-2013 01:48 PM

Wait until you have not seen for a couple of days then send a text that says "You rocked my world last night, can't wait to see you again."

BlueSkyJaunte 07-29-2013 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rusnak (Post 7575020)
I've always had them come back. I've never not had one come back. Eeek, then we do the second breakup thing.

Then the 3rd, then the 4th, then the 5th....eventually even the great BJs weren't enough to keep dealing with that nonsense.

Oh, snap, was that last part out loud?

legion 07-29-2013 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by McLovin (Post 7574993)
Looking back, the oddest ones for me were the "non-breakup" breakups.

In college, I'd start "going out" with someone, although it was really unclear and unspoken what that really meant. We'd be friends, then "more than friends" and generally seen as a couple.

But then gradually the calls would get less, seeing each other less. One day of no contact becomes 2, then becomes 5, then a week, and finally no contact. Never any discussion of anything being wrong, or breaking up, etc.

It didn't seem odd at the time, but looking back, it kind of does.

College was like that. Broke up with one girl that by telling that I got back together with my ex. Broke up with that ex after I found out she went to her prom with another guy (I was a freshmen in college, she was a senior in high school). I never called her again, she never called me again.

Then I went through a 2 year dry spell because a psycho female friend decided I should be her permanent backup. She torpedoed every relationship I was in by telling lies like I was addicted to coke or I had AIDS. It finally backfired when I caught her in a lie as I started dating my now-wife and she dropped out of college and left the state within 24 hours of being caught. Real psycho *****.

There was one girl who invited herself into my dorm room my first night of college my junior year. I was lukewarm on her and my roommate had picked up on it. The next night, she showed up at my doorstep in her pajamas with a pillow. My roommate opened the door, looked at her, and said: "This ain't no Motel 6!". And slammed the door.

A couple months later, a few of us were discussing the above-mentioned "floor whore". Three of us were standing around and drinking some beers in the hallway.

One guy says: "You know that girl Jenn? She showed up at my room the Sunday before classes started and ****ed my brains out."

Other guy says: "No way! I banged her that Saturday!"

I looked at them both and said: "Thank God I was Friday!"

craigster59 07-29-2013 07:54 PM

If you go down to the local Goodwill or Salvation Army, they've got women's clothes CHEAP!

Pick up a little cocktail dress (a nice chiffon number with the ruffles), a pair of pumps (they always have the large sizes left over), and drive back to the pad.

When you know she's coming home, throw on the outfit and act like you're putting on makeup. When she walks in, act surprised and say "Well, I guess the secret's out Girlfriend!" and watch her run for the door.





Not from experience, but the best I could come up with.

Evans, Marv 07-29-2013 10:02 PM

I ended a relationship with a lady a few decades ago. I had started another with another lady, and she suspected. The parting went well. I did the old, "It's not you, it's me" thing. But later I found out she did her little thing to try to sabotage the new relationship she suspected I had. I had an extra bedroom, and had my new lady over a couple of times in a couple of days afterward and happened to go into the extra bedroom. Tucked partly under the pillow on the side of the bed where it would be visible if someone happened to look in was a thong. I recognized it as belonging to the lady I'd parted ways with a couple of days beforehand. I thought it was pretty enterprising on her part & was glad my new girlfriend didn't happen to walk by & notice it.


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