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Clever replies when someone says they can’t live without their boyfriend

What to say when someone says that they can't live without their Ex

When someone tells you that they can’t live without their boyfriend or girlfriend they maybe they’re being overly dramatic or they could be in an unhealthy relationship.

You can’t depend on someone else to complete you or make you happy, happiness is an inside job. After all, to be happy with a partner you need to be happy with yourself first.

When you hand over the emotional control over yourself to another, you are putting yourself in a very dangerous situation. Being needy isn’t attractive, imagine how your partner feels knowing that you think it is up to them to make your life happy.

Next time someone tells you that they can’t live without someone, use one of our great replies and try to talk some sense into the person.

What to say when someone says they can’t live without their boyfriend

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