<human>: I'll keep this short and sweet.
We've been dating almost 2 years; I've been in college, he hasn't. Other info: my first long term relationship, his second; I have depression/communication issues, he has anger issues; I am from upper-middle class family, he grew up poor. I graduated and found a great job in another state. I DO NOT want him to come with me; as many ups as the relationships has had, there has been many downs and as much as I have learned, I DO NOT want the relationship to continue. I've tried to end it before, but unsuccessfully as we live together (my own fault) and somehow my words always get twisted/have no validity (to him moving to a new place isn't stepping outside of my comfort zone since I will still have my family there to support me financially if I run into trouble). Me trying to break up ends with him yelling/talking forcefully, me crying and then an hour later, us snuggling (Usually pretty unwilling on my part/just looking for warm body comfort - bad I know). Now that I am moving away (great opportunity to break up in my opinion) he really wants to come with me/continue long distance until he can come. I DO NOT want that, but can't seem to get that through to him. Please, reddit, how can I break up in a nice-ish way and make him understand that I DO NOT want this relationship anymore. To him, there is no reason to break up, unless one of us cheats/domestic abuse.

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<bot>: How can I break up with someone who is a little delusional about wanting to stay together (even when I've expressed I DO NOT want to)?