What should I do if my girlfriend proposes to break up with me? I love her so much! The details are

I have graduated from college, my college life is very exciting, I can meet all kinds of people in two months, life is not so stressful, you can do a lot of things, you can have many choices, and your current situation is still in a state of tension, your vision is also very narrow, and you only see her, or a small circle of people (in high school, your girlfriend is also like this, when she entered college, not only her, but many people, including you, when you enter college, things are so simple), mentally you rely on her, Her changes can be guessed at a glance, and you will be like this when you get to college, don't complain about anything, add mental burden to yourself, find a new sustenance, spiritually, for yourself, well, is the most important thing. Without love, you will find that friendship and family are suddenly very dazzling Oh, try to look around

People's hearts change, you have to accept reality. As the environment changes, everyone changes, and you used to be very good, because you used to be in a similar environment, but now the environment has changed. Or, you continue your studies, put your love for her in the depths of your heart, redouble your efforts to get into a good university, if she still has feelings for you, if you still love her at that time, then you continue to pursue her, maybe she will come back to you.

Some people say that love is giving, if you love her, love what she loves, her happiness is your biggest goal, so you let her go.

I don't want to analyze how she suddenly changed.

I advise you. Promise her happily, don't beg her to change her mind or something, this will only make her less valuable, and be more seriously abandoned, readily promise her, and wish her happiness in the future. Must have a man's bearing.

If you plead with her, years later you will look back and feel that you did wrong.

If you like something, let her go, and if she will come back, it means that she belongs to you, and if she doesn't come back, it means that the thing doesn't belong to you at all.

To be honest, what I said above are the real experiences of many ancestors. Afterword: Promise her that there will still be a chance (recovery is a technical job, too complicated to discuss), and begging her to change her mind really has no chance at all.

Quite simply, if she really likes you, she won't change because of time and circumstances. Personally, I don't think she likes you, or she's found a better boy for her than you.

The twisted melon is not sweet, break up!

Don't leave her with this kind of woman, let her go.

I want to break up in less than two months, do you still want to continue?

I know it hurts a little to be honest, but she should have someone new.

Learn to let go I had the same experience.