Download Article Show Download Article Sharing your feelings with someone is never easy, especially when your relationship has hit a rough patch or ended altogether. Although it might be difficult, being honest with the person is always the best option. No matter the outcome, you’ll feel better once you get your feelings off of your chest, and you’ll know you did all you could to show this person how you feel.
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About This ArticleArticle SummaryX The best way to tell someone that you still love them is to meet in person at a neutral location. Work up to it by asking how they’ve been and telling them a bit about yourself. Move naturally into talking about your feelings and finally say, “I still love you.” Be clear about what kind of relationship you want, if any, and give them time to think about their own feelings. To learn more about how to to reach the other person if they don't want to meet, keep reading! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 265,560 times. Reader Success Stories
Did this article help you?What to say to someone who has hurt you deeply?If you're hoping to salvage the relationship with the person who has hurt you, then here are some great conversation points to add in:. “I care about you.”. “I respect you.”. “I want to fix our relationship.”. “I want to move past this.”. “I want to understand each other better.”. “I want to be open with you.”. What to do when you are extremely hurt by someone you love?5 Pointers to Recover From Being Hurt by Someone You Love. Focus on loving yourself more than hating them. ... . Remember that people can actually become better. ... . Don't close yourself off. ... . Don't let them control your happiness. ... . Learn from it.. What to say to someone you love that you hurt?Providing reassurance: “I love you,” “I am here for you,” “I'm not going anywhere.” Validating the hurt: “Of course this hurt you deeply.” Understanding the hurt: “Tell me more about what you are going through.” Hearing the hurt: “You can tell me how you feel.
Can you still love someone and hurt them?Hurting the Ones You Love
Those we love the most can hurt us the most. This is not because they intend to hurt us, but instead it's because we love them so much that even the slightest sharp tone can prick our hearts. This is a normal part of our most emotionally significant relationships.
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