<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

So just for some context, I have been going out with my boyfriend for 2 years - I'm not sure if that counts as long term, but it's the longest I've ever gone.

Things have taken a major turn for the worse lately (read: ignoring the safe word) and I just don't trust him any more. I don't really enjoy his company, and acts of a sexual nature are completely off the table for a very long time.

I desperately want to end the relationship - it deeply saddens me to do so because of how much we have shared together, but I just think that the damage which has been done is irreversible. 

My problem is that when it comes to actually breaking up with him, he just won't let me do it!

I've told him that we're breaking up, but he doesn't listen. He will literally get down on his knees and beg, whilst crying uncontrollably, for me not to leave him. He also gets scared which makes him do desperate things, like getting violent.

I've had enough now and tomorrow we're meeting up for a 'talk' at a neutral location.

I know he will be there with flowers, and he'll be so persistent asking for another chance and begging me to come with him to 'have fun' and play games like we used to. I thought that guys accepted when you broke up with them, and I desperately need advice on how to tackle this because I've never been in this situation before.
<bot>: I want to break up with my long term boyfriend, but he is not accepting it. What should I do? Is there anything I'm supposed to be doing?