Moving on Gracefully

Survive a breakup with as little angst as possible "Breaking up" sounds so high school, doesn't it? But part of the dating process at any age is clearly communicating when one decides not to see the other anymore. Going "poof" - not returning emails, texts, calls, or IMs - is not a mature or respectful choice. But as the song says, breaking up is hard to do - at least hard to do right "Right" means sensitively, respectfully, without drama and blame, consciously working to leave the other person's ego and dignity in tact, even if he did something disrespectful. Whether you are the initiator or the recipient, you owe it to yourself - not just him - to move on with grace. If you are the "dumpee" - released by the other, how can you pick yourself off and continue your search for The One? Especially if had fallen hard. Sample topics: oHello - goodbye: How to say no thanks after meeting oReleasing back into the dating pool o50 ways to leave your lover? 4 ways not to leave your suitor oBreaking up is hard to do - right oWhy men go "poof" oHow to trump being dumped oWhen breaking up is a "Get Out of Jail Free" card oHow to detect the end is near oFailed relationships' blessings oHe's broken up with you - he just didn't tell you oRejection is protection Moving On Gracefully helps you survive a breakup, whether you initiate it or not. Either way, it's never easy to break up if you have developed fondness toward the other. The book covers aspects of moving on maturely and healthily, whether it's after one coffee date or after an extended relationship.