Why do many people break up on Tanabata?

That's just a coincidence. Many years ago, no couple thought it was inappropriate and wanted to break up. I can't officially break up until Tanabata. To tell the truth, I have never seen a couple who broke up in Chinese Valentine's Day. During Tanabata, I only saw dog food scattered all over the world, everything I knew and didn't know.

When two people are together at first, they are full of freshness, but after a long time, they will lose their initial feelings for each other, especially the young couples now. That kind of love will only disappear, and it will not become an inseparable feeling like family. After a long time, I have nothing to say. From the beginning, there is nothing to say, to the end, there is nothing to say. Then I lost interest in each other. After the feelings are completely exhausted, I will choose to separate. The time of separation is entirely based on the feelings of two people, and has nothing to do with what season or festival.

If you say that you see young couples around you choose to break up on Tanabata, I think it must be a coincidence. I've seen people get married to look at Geely's calendar, but I've never seen breaking up depends on the weather, that is, when they feel uncomfortable, they break up and leave. I have never seen an impulsive young couple say that they will have to wait for a long time to see the day when they break up, just as I didn't break up in Chinese Valentine's Day on Valentine's Day, I broke up.

Breaking up means that two people have no interest in talking. Being with him is not as interesting as chatting with others. Without feelings, we will naturally part. When we are apart, no one will care what day it is, and no one will suggest when we break up. At most, it can only be "today is our two-year anniversary together, so let's break up after today", and it will never be "wait until Qixi".