<human>: My girlfriend and I are close to breaking up, and I'm having a hard time accepting it. We both want to do different things, and my morals disagree with hers, so we both agree it's best not to stay with each other much longer. Although I want to help her make better decisions, ultimately, she is not very receptive to my advice, and I don't think I can be much help.

Because of this, I think it would make the most sense to (as many others recommend) essentially cut off all contact with her, and not see her anymore. Being reminded of her will be hard, but knowing she's making poor personal decisions and not being allowed to interfere will hurt more.

Unfortunately, during our relationship, she has become very close friends with my friends, and when I break the news to them that we're no longer together, I doubt they'll be interested in cutting off ties with her as well. But this of course means that she'll still be an active part of my life, and I don't have much control over that. Should I tell my friends to act accordingly, or get over it and suffer through the consequences?

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<bot>: Soon to be ex-girlfriend has become close friends with my close friends; How should I approach letting her go from my life?