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Close the door clearly.

If an ex keeps contacting you, direct boundaries reduce emotional re-opening.

Ready-to-send scripts

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  1. Please stop contacting me. I am setting a no-contact boundary.

  2. I am not reopening this relationship. Do not keep messaging me.

  3. I need this to end here, including future check-ins.

If they push back

  • I have already said no contact.
  • I will not respond to further messages.

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FAQs

Should I answer my ex one last time?

One clear boundary message can help. Repeated responses can prolong the cycle.

What if we share practical responsibilities?

Use low-contact with strict topic limits and clear channels.

When should I block?

If repeated contact continues after a clear request to stop.

Can no-contact be temporary?

Yes, but define your timeline and purpose for the pause.

Can I use this message in a phone call instead of text?

Yes. Keep the same core point and shorten it to one or two clear sentences for spoken delivery.

When should I switch to a firmer tone?

Use firm tone after your boundary has been stated clearly and is still ignored. Repeat once, then follow through.

Need deeper support?

These third-party resources can help with communication skills and emotional boundaries.

Boundary Skills Mini Course

Short practical lessons on calm, respectful boundary communication.

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Communication Workbook

Guided prompts for hard conversations without guilt spirals.

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