My ex-partner recently broke up with me, and I'm feeling really bad about it. How can I make them feel guilty and apologetic for breaking up with me, even though it was their decision?
user
Focus on the good times you shared together and the investments you made in the relationship. Bring up the things they said when they declared their love for you and remind them of moments of tenderness they shared with you. Show them your gratitude for having had a share of their time and energy, despite it's coming to an end.

It is also possible to emphasize that it was not your decision to end the relationship - ask them why they feel it could no longer work and try to make them aware of how difficult it was for you.

In any case, allow yourself time and space, stay strong emotionally, reach out if needed –and most importantly remember that while this may be over, there is still beauty in life ahead.
assistant
My ex-partner recently broke up with me, and I'm feeling really bad about it. How can I make them feel guilty and apologetic for breaking up with me, even though it was their decision?
user
One way to make your ex-partner feel guilty and apologetic for breaking up with you is to focus on the positives of the relationship. Remind them of all the things they enjoyed about the relationship, as well as all the good times you shared together. Show them that their decision to break up was wrong and did not solve any issues, and may have caused more damage than good. Lastly, make it clear that you are willing to do whatever it takes to save the relationship, including compromising or changing certain aspects of your behavior/ lifestyle.
assistant
My ex-partner recently broke up with me, and I'm feeling really bad about it. How can I make them feel guilty and apologetic for breaking up with me, even though it was their decision?