You end things clearly. It hurts, but at least everyone knows where they stand.
You believe endings should be real. Not a slow drift, not a text that says 'I think I just need space right now,' not a performance of lingering for someone else's comfort. When it's over for you, it's over — and you say so. This takes more courage than people credit. Clean cuts hurt in the moment but they don't fester. You've probably been on the other side of an ambiguous ending and learned what you never want to do to someone. The Eye sees someone who respects people enough to be honest even when easy was available.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou say it directly because you've been on the receiving end of ambiguity and you know exactly what that does to a person.