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It sure sounds like a dick move on the surface. 

We've been together for almost 10(!) years now, and she's by far my best friend. We gave it a good shot, and there's still love there, but whenever I think about the future, I just don't think we are the right people for each other. It feels like one of those relationships that just keeps going and going due to comfort and inertia. I'm getting really restless, and frankly, bored. I could go on about the pros and cons of the relationship, but suffice to say, it feels like my mind is made up. 

We've been living together for a few years now and we just renew our lease each time it comes up. It's due to come up again in about 3 months. Neither of us could afford this place on our own. I really don't want the pain that will inevitably come with this breakup to be compounded by great financial and/or logistical hardship for either of us. 

I can be a patient guy... do I attempt to go through the motions for 3 more months (being faithful and all that, obviously) even though my heart's no longer in it? Or is it the "honorable" thing to tell her how I feel right away and face whatever fallout comes with it? Although it's tough, ideally I'd like us to remain friends after all is said and done.
<bot>: What do you guys think, is it ok to be patient when breaking up with someone, and wait for better timing, to avoid an awkward financial/living situation?