
We all remember the infamous "we were on a break" episode on Friends when Ross used his freedom a little too quickly for Rachel's liking. Clearly they were not on the same page with the definition of the term or the rules of their separation.
Typically when couples take a break, they need a little space to breathe in their relationship and decide on their own if their relationship is worth salvaging. Every couple has different meanings of what a break should entail, dating other people, not talking, talking but not spending time together, etc. Do you believe in taking a break in a relationship or do you think it simply prolongs the inevitable break up?
My bf of two years and I are on a break right now and I have NO idea whether it is a good or bad thing! I think taking a step back and reevaluating is a really good
aspect of it, but then again we have yet to discuss the nitty gritty of our break.










OK, that whole thing always bothered me because clearly they were on a break. What does a break mean: we don't date each other anymore but we can't date anyone else? It's it like, we're together but not together together?
Anyhoo... I think breaks are good because sometimes you need to be apart in order to appreciate being together more. If a 'break' breaks you up, then you we're really strong enough in the first place.
-the ceeg
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