How do I threaten my girlfriend and her threatens me with behavior that hurts me, what should I do?

How can such a thing be solved by threats? This will only backfire!

You said that she must break up, presumably she has made up her mind, and it is useless to be stubborn!

The first thing to know is why she broke up with you, is it because of you?

If yes, can you fix it! If you solve your problem and she can come back, then you have to solve it!

If it's not your reason, it's some problems that can't be solved, then you can only say: I really hope you don't leave, I don't want to lose you! (And then say something from the heart) (If she doesn't react!)

One more pause before I speak) I'm going to miss you so much if you do have to go! I'm really happy to be with you, (and so on for some final goodbyes or blessings).

Then you're going to be separated, and if she leaves, you have to keep watching her leave, and if you go, you have to keep walking and don't look back! When you get to the point where you can barely see the expression, you look back!

And then you can't see it! Text her again later! As for what will happen later, it depends on the will of God!

Remember, don't threaten her! It's stupid!

You can't help it if she really wants to leave, it's no big deal!

Falling out of love makes us grow and mature! Let us know how to cherish more! Good luck!

The person will only see how much you bring her good.

There is no need to threaten.

Getting stronger on your own is the main thing.

If you really love her, you should respect her choice.

Your so-called love is too selfish.

Go and threaten to jump off the building.

It's better to get as high as possible.

Silence is the best threat.

There may be many boys who have encountered quarrels with their girlfriends, and some girls have more extreme personalities, and they will self-harm after quarreling with their boyfriends, and then threaten their boyfriends to make them agree to their requests. Many guys don't know what to do when they encounter this situation, so what should I do if my girlfriend threatens me with hurtful behavior?

If your girlfriend is self-harming, then you should spend more time with her at this time. Even if you don't want to communicate with your girlfriend, you should stay by your girlfriend's side at this time to prevent your girlfriend from doing more drastic things. In addition, many times the quarrel is temporary, and it is possible to communicate well after waiting for the mood of both parties to calm down.

When you are in love, it is normal for both parties to have conflicts and quarrels, as long as you pay attention to more communication and more communication, it can be resolved.

If your girlfriend has self-harm, you can also mediate with the elders of both parties, such as your trusted brother or sister. At this time, the other party may not want to listen to him, but he can still listen to the words of relatives and friends around him. Therefore, it is a good choice to persuade relatives and friends around you, and try to avoid accidents with your girlfriend.

In fact, many times the quarrel between boyfriend and girlfriend in love is caused by insufficient communication, so if your girlfriend quarrels with you and has self-harm, you can wait for the other party's mood to calm down and communicate with the other party well. And when communicating, try not to use too strong a tone, and pay attention to showing your love for each other. And in ordinary life, you should also pay attention to what you have on your mind, and you can directly confess to the other party, and try not to cause estrangement.

You should have a good talk with your girlfriend and you should negotiate these things through your mutual friends. After your girlfriend has calmed down, you should choose to break up.

I think you can call the police directly, because your girlfriend's behavior has caused you a serious panic and caused you harm.

Have a good chat with each other, communicate more with each other, be more considerate of each other, observe her emotions more, and accompany her to see a psychiatrist.