No one enjoys breaking up. Whether you're initiating the split or on the receiving end of one, it never feels good. But at the very least, a breakup gives everyone involved closure and the opportunity to move on, which is unfortunately not the case when it comes to the dating term "fizzling." Fizzling is what happens when someone wants to end the relationship without doing it in a clear and direct way. Instead, one person slowly withdraws their attention and affection over time until the other person gets the hint and the relationship quite literally fizzles out. If you've ever been on the receiving end of this, you know that the concept of fizzling isn't exactly new. You may have even see
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