Even though they broke up, they were reluctant to delete their friends

His friend broke up, but his friend was not deleted.

That said, the best relationships between two people who are truly loved after a breakup should be strangers. Because one another is no longer in love with each other, then be strangers, do not interfere with each other's lives, nor cause problems for each other.

Most couples will choose to delete their friends after breaking up.

Not because the feeling vanished instantly, but because they couldn't forget. The more you can't forget, the less you can get involved. People who often appear beside him will remind themselves every time they want to forget how beautiful love used to be and how good that person used to be. So better be thorough, delete your friends, and never call or see each other again.

However, when the friend broke up, he didn't delete the friend because he was reluctant.

When two people are together, they truly love each other, but no matter how much they love each other, they can't help but decline in reality. In many trivial matters, feelings diminish. In the end, the question of when to marry is the last question that weighs on the camel.

My friend is a woman, and I want to get married early, my family has insisted for several years. But his girlfriend doesn't want to get married when he has nothing. The man's family hopes he can find a younger girl. As a result, questions about marriage drag on, and the best friend doesn't get a definite answer from the boyfriend, and reluctantly proposes to break up. What he didn't expect was that his girlfriend agreed happily.

Between the two people, there is no identity as a partner, but a friend's feelings for his girlfriend are still there. Years of giving, long-term love, how can it be broken.

After breaking up, his friend refused to delete his girlfriend's contact information, and the two remained friends.

In a friend's heart, even occasionally seeing each other's dynamics is a comfort. At first I thought that life would continue like this, and my friend's careful thought would be a secret in itself.

But one day, my friend suddenly found out that the two of them were no longer friends. When they broke up, the friend she was reluctant to remove, even though she was sad and uncomfortable, is now her own stranger, and the other party chooses to erase her.

Maybe that's a good thing for a friend, but it's not the perfect ending to past relationships.

Two people who have fallen in love, should they choose to delete their friend after breaking up? Or let the other person's name stay on your contact list, but are no longer contacted? What do you think about this matter?