Two people end their relationship. Speaker B cites repeated lies, neglect, and a recent breast cancer diagnosis as reasons they can't continue. Speaker A accepts the decision and wishes them well.
Are you happy? No. Are you happy? No. Yeah. I mean, if you want my advice, the thing you should do is you should just appreciate the memories you had that were good. Yeah. And look at each other and call it quits and walk away. Yeah. I ain't doing that. So do you wanna walk away from him today in this relationship?
I'm thinking that's probably what I'm gonna do.
Got it. So you do. So you're gonna tell him right now you wanna end this?
Yeah, I don't wanna do this anymore.
Okay.
You lie to me, you lose your chargers, you lose your phone, you lose, every time I need you, you're not there. I think you love the way I love you. I'm loyal and I've been that way for 5 years, but you've not been that way for me. And I just found out I have breast cancer and I'm not gonna go through all that stress and you be lying and not showing up and every— I'm not doing it.
I'm just not. Well, thanks for telling me that.
I told you yesterday and every day before that.
Well, listen, yeah, I wish you the best of luck. I wish you the best of luck, honestly. Am I in the road's way? No, you're good right there. I wish you the best of luck, man.