Please?

Yes I do most of the time, I just figure Id rather be alone than deal with this (whatever "this" may be) Sometimes I look back and miss things and wonder what it would be like if had made a different choice. I dont usually regret it though.

I wouldn't so much call it "giving up"... to me as long as there is forward momentum towards working an issue out, then I can be patient, compassionate and really quite helpful. If someone absolutely refuses to admit an issue or a problem, and/or refuses to work on the issue or problem I will leave. I don't see that as giving up, it's more just the consequence of a choice the other person made.

I had to make that decision in a past relationship, and I do not regret it one bit.

I didn't give up,but i fled my first relationship a few years ago. We had nothing in common, she was controlling and a little unbalanced.

I've never reached a point in my relationship where I stopped looking for avenues to deal with the issues at hand during that time, but I have walked away because the person refused to do the things I thought were necessary for our survival as a couple. It's not something I consider to be regrettable.