Full Stop.

Based on the explanation of www.dictionary.com, Full Stop is a "punctuation mark (.) placed at the end of a declarative sentence to indicate a full stop or after abbreviations" or "A period indicating the end of a sentence".

Besides that, I think a symbol like Full Stop, is able to act more than a common punctuation mark in different fractions of our life. We are graduating, maybe a 'Full Stop' can be used to mark the end of our friendships. Well, basically, in this case, I prefer a Comma(,) than a Full Stop(.). A true friendship shouldn't be influenced by those stupid unavoidable external factors like: discordance, separation, arguments and so on. Maybe, I am too ideal in that aspect but I think that's the way it should be. :p

In terms of some other relationships, sometimes, a Period can be a panecia for your problems...

There should be a 'Full Stop' when:

1. He calls you once in a blue moon.

2. He wouldn't care if you are down or blue.

3. There isn't any heart-to-heart talk between you two.

4. He thinks of something else when you need a big warm hug.

5. He tends to challenge your limit of dignity.

6. He just lets things over too easily.

7. There isn't a chance for you to share your happy or sad moments with him.

8. He is not updated with your current doings.

9. He put you aside when you are angry and deeply in hurt.

10. He blames you for something you have never committed.

11. He barely have time to accompany you for a good movie.

12. He doesn't know what is in your mind.

13. He lets off the opportunities to know you better.

14. He claimed that you are a hard nut to crack and refuse to understand your complicated heart.

15. He feels that you never miss him and never spend effort to find out 'WHY'.

16. When you are in the spirit to chat with him, his calling cards are always out of credit.

17. He wouldn't spare his time to cheer you up sincerely or dedicated himself for the activities you enjoy to do.

18. He always tells you that he has been 'sacrificing' his precious time for you and asked you to do something in return for his kindness.

19. When you feel that the relationship has been turning into some unpredictable lies.

20. When you couldn't remember the times you shed down tears and gave out smiles for him.

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Is it a 'must' for ROMANCE to exist in a relationship, so that it will survive?

Well, not necessary. However, you must be devoted enough to develop a long-lasting relationship, without counting on 'HOW MUCH' you have been given and 'HOW MUCH' you want in return.

Hard, isn't it? yeah.. then perhaps, it's the time for you to pen a 'FULL STOP'...