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This seems likely to apply to extreme non-romantic disappointments too.
by Jeff_Brown 8y ago
This seems likely to apply to extreme non-romantic disappointments too.
- autoexec 8y agoWe really need a word for non-romantic breakups because losing a very close friend can be just as hurtful, but it seems odd to say you "broke up" and nothing else ("falling out"?) really expresses the severity of the loss.
- Jeff_Brown 8y agoYou could say "heartbroken at the loss of a friend".
- somebodythere 8y agoI hear people say they broke up with their friend all the time.