@YoDiddy Breakup rules of conduct

I never understood why people cheat instead of just saving all the drama of sneaking around. Even though it sometimes is hard letting go, there's no great way to put it so just tell the person its over and keep it moving. Now that the weather is going to be getting warmer, you might not need that winter cuddle buddy! You had a go at being together, and it isn't working out. It may be over, but you owe it to your nearly ex-partner (and yourself) to be considerate. Angry, indifferent, or bittersweet, there are certain codes of conduct that should apply to every parting of ways.

Don't Wimp Out
If you're on the aggressive side of a breakup, the very least you can do is show up. That means no emails, no voicemails, no letters, and absolutely, indisputably, and unequivocally, no text messages. Whichever execution you choose, breakups should at least have the potential to be a two-way conversation. And that's really best for everyone because that single conversation may be the closest to closure either of you get.

Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush are calling it quits on their two year relationship.