"If you want to break up, then why are you fucking holding on to me? Are you afraid of the rules?"

Valera speaks quite rudely, and this is not surprising, because he has always been like that. It's time for you to get used to it, but no, you're not a timid girl yourself and you can say a few kind words to him when he crosses the boundaries.

Like tonight, for example.

In response to your news that you were going out with your friends, Turbo went off the chain. It's not that he was ever against your walks, but this time he must have been in a bad mood since the morning. And the fact that you want to go on a "trip" for a few hours clearly didn't like him.

The whole quarrel led to a major scandal right at your house. You thought it was arrogant that your boyfriend was swinging the rights on your territory. And, as it were, a somewhat emotional breakup offer came out of your mouth.

"And here I am afraid of your rules. I won't deny it. I don't like lying that much, unlike you."

You tell him, ignoring the obvious aggression and, surprisingly, the smell of alcohol from Valera.

"And I wanted to break up with you at the disco, but I felt sorry for you, you fool."

His suggestions put you in a stupor. Did he feel sorry for you? Then why didn't he feel sorry for you when he poured his anger on you several times?

"What, nothing to say?"

The guy demands an answer, and you're looking for it somewhere in your head.

If you both break up, then it's worth considering that it's unlikely that anyone will feel sorry for you at all. You don't have a choice.

"Say that you meant exactly what you said, I'll leave."

Will fear of street rules and some kind of attachment to a bully be a problem for you? And for him?