Beware, Receiver; something is stretched to breaking point, and it might already be too late to save it. Bearer and Receiver are estranged for some reason; each lost and uncertain of what the future might hold. Sending
Is this the end? can be an attempt at restitution or a request to confirm an already-realised loss; replies evidently vary greatly depending on the Receiver’s feelings for the Bearer.
Those wishing to disagree emphatically can send
We can get through this or
Anything but that, or even
I'm yours;
We want different things and
You've changed not only agree but give reasons, while further information can be requested with
Do you feel the same? or
Something I said?.
I have something to tell you and
We need to talk both propose a potentially negative conversation,
One last chancemakes the desperation of the situation wholly apparent, and
Unsure expresses simple uncertainty.
Truce suggests momentary respite for both parties to gather their thoughts;
I give up and
It's over concede defeat;
No choice declares parting inevitable, while
Get over it unsympathetically instructs the Bearer to adjust swiftly to such a conclusion.