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neither is "wrong" per se -
when a split occurs, it generally means discussion has either fallen on deaf ears for a very long time, or one or the other never tried to see the other's side - and by this point, it's too little too late - and talking doesn't mean much. If someone just doesn't want to talk right now, that means they need to think - and you have to give them the leway to do so, without having to be interrupted by your opinions about it.I know it is frustrating, but you can't make someone talk to you - and they have a right to feeling the way that they do.
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