Is it normal i have no idea how to break up with her...

Ok about two weeks ago a good friend of mine invited me to my first party. When I got there I ended up hooking up with this girl Lexi.(Now before I continue please note I am not the kind of guy that likes to be in relationships just because) During the party we made out... Alot. And when school started up again the following week my friends were congratulating me on making out with her. Two days later the friend that gave me the ride to the party told us we should date, and im a very shy guy and I said yes to avoid looking like a dick. Currently we are together and nothing is going wrong between us except I don't want to be in a relationship and I don't know how to end it without having her hate me. I decided a couple of days ago to give it time but I just don't want to be in a relationship in this point in my life. So what do I do?

Some side notes that you should know are:

-The driver who gave me a ride to the party is her best friend who I don't want hating me in result of the breakup.

-I just want to be friends with Lexi, not because I don't like her; but because I just don't want to be in a relationship.

-Im a straight male teen who is in a rough spot.

-I know if she likes me and I break it off out of the blue she will be hurt, but I want to avoid this as much as possible.

If there are any guys out there with this same situation please comment on this and tell me what you did and the result of it. Thank you for reading this long story and please comment :) Thanks.

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Comments ( 15 )
  • NeonLighterz

    I'm a female and I have some advice,

    1. Tell her you don't want to be in a relationship. It's that simple. If she really cares about you, you guys will remain friends.
    If her best friend gets mad, who cares? It's just between you and her, not her best friend.

    Best of luck mate.

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  • kingofcarrotflowers

    As i have said in a post before. Anything but a text

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  • suckonthis9

    First off, please do not use the dreadful word, or it's abbreviated form, especially at the beginning of a sentence. This word is of uncertain Choctaw or Bantu origin, and is derived from 'Oll Korrect' or 'Old Kinderhook'. It is superfluous, meaning that it is not needed or unnecessary, and it is often confusing or conveys a mediocre quality to the reader.
    In this, "About two weeks ago, a good friend of mine invited me to my first party." This would have been preferable and satisfactory.

    As for your problem, I agree with the other comments, above.
    However, I would make an ample opportunity to converse with Lexi. I think that you need to ask yourself, why you are not ready for a sexual relationship, as yet; something that you didn't elucidate on, in this. 'Just because' and 'I don't want to', are not reasons.
    Then, sit down with Lexi, and explain the real reasons, truthfully, why you don't feel ready (write these down, if you need to). Next, explain that you would like to remain on friendly terms with her and her other friends. Then, you will need to negotiate, what constitutes a 'friendly' relationship, rather than a 'sexual' relationship. (Which behaviours and acts are mutually acceptable).

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    • Jeaneathean

      'Its abbreviated form.' No apostrophe required.

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      • suckonthis9

        Correct. I will try to use the possessive form (its), rather than the contraction (it's), in future.

        Thank you.

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  • Ldizzy1234

    I agree with NeonLighterz. But if she asks about the party, like "well, what was that night at the party all about then?", just tell her that when you both hooked up the night of the party, you were following what you felt in that moment. But as time has gone by since then, you feel like things will be better off if you two are just friends.

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  • thatperson1992

    Or email

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  • thatperson1992

    Text message.

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  • Icyluv

    If she likes you it will hurt her a bit, but ur just a teen... its gonna have to happen at some point!!!! are u just gonna stay in it until she asks u to ask for her hand in marriage???? END IT. feelings can be repaired.

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  • EvieBot

    That is a good question, and one for which I have no answer.

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  • LaMer

    It's going to cause hurt no matter what you do at this point. Just be honest and deal with the fallout. It will pass eventually. It's better to go ahead and get it over with before it goes any further. The longer you wait the more hurt it will cause.

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  • golfer

    Due to your age she will take it wrong no matter what you do or say so honesty is your best bet right now. As you both get older it won't matter any more because she will understand how silly she was.

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  • ChemGirl

    As a female, If you said, "I like you, but I just don't want to be in a relationship right now," I would probably take that as a rejection. As much as I hate to say it, I agree with douchebag9, you should think about why you feel this way. If it's just that you don't want to be tied down, that is one thing. If there is something else, whatever it is, I bet Lexi would be a good confidant. She'd probably be flattered for you to share something personal, even if you don't want a romantic relationship. I had a boyfriend (briefly) in high school that had issues because his mom left. It happens.

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  • mixwell

    Your friends congradulated you for making out, what are in middle school ? Just tell this chick straight out you want to be friends and you're not looking for a relationship..

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  • OswaldCobblepot

    DEVOUR HER.

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