別れたあとの思いの丈を男に書き送るの英語

valedictory praise for his uniformly manly course

When I bade him farewell, I really―（自分が去るなら）―regretted my departure―（人が去るのなら）―regretted his departure.

to part sorrowfully from a person who is leaving

We parted, deferring the matter to some future occasion.

I parted from him, and thought no more of the matter.

When I bade him farewell, I really―（自分が去るのなら）―regretted his departure―（人が去るのなら）―regretted his departure

I'm free of him at last.

We parted with mutual regret―with many expressions of goodwill and esteem―We parted the best of friends―on the best of terms.

When I parted from him I felt myself pulled by the hair from behind

They separated by common consent.

They parted in anger.

I just dropped in to say goodbye.

I met my husband the same day I broke off with my boyfriend.

I broke up with my boyfriend two days ago.

He made a show of being indifferent after his girlfriend broke up with him.

We parted with mutual regret―（と言うよりも普通は）―We parted with many expressions of good-will and esteem―We parted on the best of terms―We parted the best of friends.

They separated by common consent.

I was suddenly told by him we were breaking up.

He finally ended his career.

in Japan, a farewell used in conversation or correspondence, called 'eijitsu'

act that separated mean and woman get reconciled

They separated by common consent.

I want to get back together with the boyfriend I broke up with.

I broke up with him last year.

They separated by common consent.

The friends separated after the party

The couple separated by common consent.

He languishes for his friends―misses his friends.

The separation from his partner was his ruin.

Didn't you tell me yesterday that you and your boyfriend had broken up?