@ianjunh: The reason why we’re breaking up is because I’m exhausted. Loving you feels like taking care of a child who needs constant validation. I’m tired of always being the mature one, the understanding one, the one who has to swallow their feelings so your ego stays intact. I don’t feel seen. I feel used as emotional support for someone who doesn’t realize how draining that is.

@Junsexo: The reason we’re breaking up is because you keep avoiding everything that requires emotional depth. Every time things get serious, you pull away instead of leaning in. I can’t keep chasing someone who runs whenever feelings become real. I need a partner who stays, not someone who disappears when it matters most.

@ianjune: We broke up because I wasn’t good to you. I didn’t treat you the way you deserved to be treated. I let my pride, my moods, and my immaturity hurt someone who only wanted to love me. Now I’m left with the weight of my own mistakes. I should have treated you softer, chosen you louder, valued you more. And seeing you with someone else now makes me sick, not because I hate you, but because I hate that I lost what I should have protected.

@nahyud: We broke up because every time I tried to protect my peace, you made me feel guilty for it. You ignored my boundaries and acted like I was asking for too much. I shouldn’t have to fight to be respected. I shouldn’t have to explain why my feelings matter.

@nouveas: We broke up because we’re not the same people we were when we first met. We grew, we changed, and unfortunately, we didn’t grow in the same direction. Love was there, but it wasn’t enough to close the distance that kept forming between us.