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Feb 4 • 11:00 UTC • 🇧🇷 Brazil • Folha (PT)

"I Don't Want to Hurt You": The Cliché of Breakups That Protects Those Who End It

The article discusses the contemporary language of breakups, highlighting how phrases like 'I don't want to hurt you' have evolved to reflect a more emotionally aware approach to ending relationships.

#breakup #emotional language #relationships #masculinity

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