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* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' features a second-''season'' break-up when Mamoru has prophetic dreams that compel him to [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies leave Usagi for her own safety]]. They only get back together in the last few episodes.

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* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' features a second-''season'' break-up when ''Anime/SailorMoon R'' has part of the plot involving this trope: haunted by dreams of disaster should they stick together, Mamoru has prophetic dreams that compel him to decides [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies leave break up with Usagi for to protect her]]. However, because of its suddenness and him not explaining to her own safety]]. They only get back together in what's going on, Usagi is left a wreck and spends a good half of the last few episodes.saga trying to win him back.

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* Edward leaves Bella in the second book of the ''Literature/{{Twilight}} Saga'' [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies for her safety]] and she [[LivingEmotionalCrutch zombies out]] for ten pages that are literally blank.

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* In the second book of ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'', Edward leaves Bella in the second book of the ''Literature/{{Twilight}} Saga'' [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies for her safety]] and she [[LivingEmotionalCrutch zombies out]] for ten pages that are literally blank.
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* ''Literature/{{Inkmistress}}'': Asra briefly ends her new relationship with Hal after learning he'd lied to her. They get back together though before too long since Asra forgives him.
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* Happens in ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartIII'' between Doc Brown and old west schoolteacher Clara Clayton. Notable as its part of a science-fiction comedy movie trilogy that doesn't normally dwell on such things, and that despite the breakup happening over a misunderstanding, no one was really at fault -- it's just really hard for someone living in the old west to believe someone who tells them he's a time-traveller from a hundred years in the future.

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* Happens in ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartIII'' between Doc Brown and old west schoolteacher Clara Clayton. Notable as its it's part of a science-fiction comedy movie trilogy that doesn't normally dwell on such things, things; and that despite the breakup happening over a misunderstanding, no one was really at fault -- it's just really hard for someone living in the old west to believe someone who tells them he's a time-traveller from a hundred years in the future.
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* ''Film/AtMidnight2023'': Alejandro and Sophie break up when they visit his family, as his father goads Alejandro until he refers to Sophie as a "tourist" (meaning just one of his meaningless flings), which deeply offends her. The ensuing conversation has them both questioning whether they take the relationship seriously or not. They only make up at the very last scene in the film.
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* ''Literature/SorryBro'': Toward the end of the book, Nareh and Erebuni break up temporarily when the former is outed, denies she had been with her desperately to avoid social stigma while having lied as well about having a fiance. Nareh breaks up with her fiance, comes out and later apologizes to Erebuni, with them getting back together after this.
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* ''Literature/November9'': During the third year, Fallon and Ben decide they will try having a relationship, with Ben even saying he will move to New York for Fallon. However, Fallon realises this won't work because Ben needs to be in California to help support his sister-in-law and soon-to-be-born nephew [[spoiler:after his brother's sudden death in a car accident]], while she can't just leave her life in New York. Rather than explain this, Fallon tries to sneak off in the middle of the night, greatly upsetting Ben when he catches her. Ben assumes that Fallon simply doesn't love him, while Fallon assumes Ben will eventually understand why they can't logistically be together just yet. By the next year, Fallon has realised how much Ben means to her and has moved back to California to be with him, only to learn he's since gotten into a relationship [[spoiler:with his sister-in-law]].
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