1. Verbal retention: Frequently expressing emotions of unwillingness to let the other person leave, such as "Don't leave, let's have a good talk", "I really can't live without you, can you give me another chance", etc., trying to retain the other person through words.
2. Behavioral reluctance: There may be reluctance in body language, such as holding onto the other person tightly and not letting go, or closely following the other person and not wanting to let them out of sight. It is also possible to make up for mistakes through practical actions, such as promising to change one's own problems or proposing solutions to salvage the relationship.
3. Emotional fluctuations: showing extreme feelings of loss, anxiety, or anger, which reflect inner reluctance and pain. May frequently inquire about the reason for the other person's departure, attempt to find a solution to the problem, or immerse oneself in sadness and find it difficult to extricate oneself.