Yeaps! LadieNisha4u2nv's hit the right spot! Sub consciously you still think there is a chance of patching up. YOU MIGHT BE RIGHT. But you might also be wrong. So since you cannot tell which is going to be for sure, tell people what you know for sure....NOW!
NOW = You are no longer with him.
How long have you guys been going out anyway? Why that kinda attachment?
Listen, letting people know you're single, doesn't cross out the chance of you guys getting back together. Doesn't cross out the chance of you guys never getting back together as well. But telling the truth sure will keep you sane and gives you a healthier mental state.
I don't want to know of the cause of why you guys broke up. But many people falls deeper into pain and gets weaker and deteriorate after they broke up. The thing that is right to do is BUCK UP!
If you're in school, study hard and smart. If you're at work, work hard and smart. Get something done. A break up calls for improvement not deterioration. You can call it denial, but it's very much lying. And lying isn't going to help you get better.
Face your fears, tell the truth. Be strong and face it. Pick up yourself and do something beneficial. Don't think about the relationship.
Oh, sometimes the funny part about relationship is in the process of you doing better and better after break ups, two possible thing might happen.
One; your ex notices and starts to fall in love with you all over again ( But then you might be so good you don't want them back )
Two; Someone better falls in love with you in the process.
There's a third actually, when one and two doesn't happen. What's for sure is, YOU GET BETTER AND BETTER AND WISER.
Either way, there's more to gain than to lose. So why not?
The truth shall set you free they say.
Many goes into a relationship with this thought " Oh how wonderful this man/woman is going to be".
That is waiting to receive or hoping to. Love should be " Oh I could just imagine the things I will do for this man/woman "
If love is the former, lovers will be meeting each other greeting `Hi Darling, You Love me' rather than `Hi sweetie, I love you'.