Let's Find Closure (proposal)

Proposal: Ask people why they broke up with their exes. Make things interesting and ask them to be blunt as possible and hold nothing back. The point is to make everyone be able to get a bit off their chest while trying to be empathetic of their feelings.

Expanding: Breaking up with anyone is an extremely difficult action for almost anyone (unless you really had no connection with that person, then you must be really lonely inside). In the process that comes after it, the heart is heavy and one’s moral is low. In order to bounce back, many rely on friends and family to bring them out of their stumps. In order to come up with good results and answers, I will try to relate to them by detailing my own breakup and ways in which I have gotten back to being a better me. I will try to drop my guard as much as possible since these people will be strangers and won’t want people to pry open. Understandably, there will be people that will turn the other way and want nothing to do with the project and that’s completely fine. The reason that I want to do this project is because I want to offer something to those that may not have had the cleanest breakup with their former significant others. Some people don’t get the closure or the chest clearing rant that has befallen many before them. I went through it and it helped a lot but other don’t get that chance I want to help people in any way I can and I know that this is a touchy subject but if it allows people to feel better, I want them to feel better in the long run. I will ask them a series of questions such as: How long have you and your ex been together, what caused the breakup and how did you feel during that time period and if there is something that you want to say to your ex what would it be? I believe that this will allow people to let themselves go and release any type of pent up anger that might be bubbling inside of them. I will ask them to be as open and blunt as they choose to be. No need to pressure them. I just want to help them get over something or relieve something that might have been a rough patch in their lives.