<human>: I'm 21F, he's 25M. Long story, but basically I feel that the trust is gone and want to end this nicely. But as soon as possible.

He took nude photos of me, with my permission. I later deleted them (his camera, not mine) because I felt uncomfortable with the photos. This was while I was visiting for the weekend.

I travel back home, and text to see if he wants to skype. He texted me to say he was very angry, and did not want to speak to me, because I deleted the photos. Frankly, I wanted to skype to break up: he has cheated on me. I felt ok with him having nude pictures of me before, but now the trust is gone and I'm not ok with it. The fact that I don't trust him anymore, to me, means I should break up with him. 

Final point: one day in that weekend, I felt very tired. I said I didn't want to go out that night: he really wanted me to. So he told me, while I was resting, "it's fine, i'll go out, you rest." I asked him twice if he was ok with me staying in, and he said "yes" both times.

He came home angry with me, and stayed angry until about midday the next day. He says I should have known he wanted me to go out with him, and shouldn't have stayed home. 

I guess what I'm saying is I would really like to end this by email tonight. Do I have a moral obligation to do this the most personal way possible by long distance: skype? I feel like he has been overly rude to me, and I am at least slightly justified in ending it through an email. No, I'm probably just really angry. Tell me if I'm letting my anger cloud my judgment, reddit.

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<bot>: After some deal breakers from long distance boyfriend, I want to know if I would be justified in sending him an email to break it off.