The only solution is to find someone else and get involved with them. Often this relationship is known as a transition. Then when this doesn't work out a new relationship can be built with someone else. Aren't we humans complicated?
There are plenty of people to help in this world. Give to a charity and do your part that way. Laying the guilt trip on a person will do that person harm. Don't stand for it....

The only solution is to find someone else and get involved with them. Often this relationship is known as a transition. Then when this doesn't work out a new relationship can be built with someone else. Aren't we humans complicated?
There are plenty of people to help in this world. Give to a charity and do your part that way. Laying the guilt trip on a person will do that person harm. Don't stand for it.

He needs to "muster the courage" and tell her it's O-V-E-R.

If he isn't going to tell her and just "put up with it", then that is partly his own fault.

Maybe she is still in love with you, & is hoping you'll take her back

What I feel is there is still some kind of attachment between them. If she is giving him hard time then he must sit with her and try to resolve the issues and tell her what consequences she may face in case she has to leave the house after break up.

It is always good to resolve issues boldly rather than take it for granted and cencering the issues to a stage where it can not be cured at all....

What I feel is there is still some kind of attachment between them. If she is giving him hard time then he must sit with her and try to resolve the issues and tell her what consequences she may face in case she has to leave the house after break up.

It is always good to resolve issues boldly rather than take it for granted and cencering the issues to a stage where it can not be cured at all.

She might be having trouble leaving because her entire sense of self worth depends on having a guy. Even if it means humiliating herself to keep him on board, she will do so. Better that than feel abandoned or alone. Many people suffer from this kind of neediness. It rarely has anything to do with the "love" he or she feels for the person who is rejecting them. It has much more to do with deep-seated feelings of worthlessness that probably began with a difficult childhood....

She might be having trouble leaving because her entire sense of self worth depends on having a guy. Even if it means humiliating herself to keep him on board, she will do so. Better that than feel abandoned or alone. Many people suffer from this kind of neediness. It rarely has anything to do with the "love" he or she feels for the person who is rejecting them. It has much more to do with deep-seated feelings of worthlessness that probably began with a difficult childhood.