“Cuz when a woman’s fed up
(No matter how you beg, no)
It ain’t nothing you can do about it
(Nothing you can do about it)
It’s like running out of love
(No matter what you say, no)
And then it’s too late to talk about it
(Too late to talk about it)” ~ R. Kelly “When A Woman’s Fed Up”
Most women love hard, we love so much so that when we know things are not good we hold on even tighter. Sometimes it takes a drastic thing to happen for us to finally be fed up and leave.
I remember talking to an ex trying to get some clarity as to why things ended the way they did. His answer was this, “I wasn’t ready for me. I felt I was holding you back, so I had to do what I had to, to let you go and move on from me.” This puzzled me to some degree, but then I understood, that I was gonna fight for that relationship to the point where I would end up regretting it all. So even though the manner in which things hurt be to my core, I could now move on and find peace.
Now when it comes to love, I know my limits in which I will take things. But those lyrics and that picture speak truth. When we get to the point when we are no longer in love with you. We have exhausted all avenues and we just need to walk away. The love is just not there anymore and anything you can and say will not matter to us.
No one wants to be the bad guy, but sometimes to keep the friendship in tact you need to make a clean break. But how do you do something like that without hurting someone in the worst way possible?
I know I wrote this from a females prospective, I would love to know how men feel and react on this topic. Drop me a line….
Unreservedly Me 
The best way to not hurt someone is with complete honesty. It may hurt in the beginning but if both parties were honest with each other from the door, the decision to end the relationship should be respected by the other person. But I haven’t been in a long-lasting relationship in so long, that my two cents isn’t really worth anything. Lol.
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Hush, thanks for your words. I agreed, but someone always plays the victim whether they know it’s best to part ways or not. You know?
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You have to really be honest with yourself when it comes to this topic. Being in love or just loving someone are two totally different animals all together. When you can’t tell the difference between being in love or just loving someone your relationship is set up to fail. Too many times we hang on too long for all the wrong reasons and many times we let go far too quickly because it’s easier.
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I can dig it and I agree there is a difference.
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Reblogged this on Grown Folk Talk Radio.
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I’ve been meaning to respond to this… just want to say I totally agree with what’s been said, and feel like what counts (and makes a difference) is that honesty that most of you have mentioned. It helps you to either be more open and loving, or realize a relationship is going nowhere. It’s sad when people lie to themselves, and others, about the state of a relationship. Or when they continue being in a relationship, just for the sake of being in one, hurting themselves, and those around them.
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Agreed and glad you drop me a few lines!!
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