**Update in comments**How to delete account..

Just log off.

Log off

Logging off deletes the account?

Deleting an account and just logging off is basically the same thing without the entire spectacle of leaving

Ok @jessica I have sat here on my phone for 2 hours trying to figure it while balling my eyes out. But Thanks! I have no computer maybe you should ask before making any rude comments.

Hope everything is alright. Email the mods and I'm sure they will be able to help you.

Why can't you just log off. Clearly you are very emotional right now and maybe need to step away for a bit and collect yourself. Just take a deep breath. Jessica wasn't rude, we are just all confused.

Why are you balling your eyes out dear? what happened?

Hope things get better for you.

...you could just delete the app.

Hi T. I'm sorry something's going on that is causing you to cry. I hope you're okay.

You can deactivate your own account using the desktop version of WeddingWire. Or we can take care of it for you. Anyone can contact community@weddingwire.com or support@weddingwire.com to ask to have their account deactivated.

@Jessica R wow, how unnecessary. And so helpful (rolls eyes). T.M. Just email the mods, they should be able to help you

T- What happened? Maybe its not that serious and we can help?

You'd have to do it on a computer or email the mods.

To deactivate your account on the computer, you hover over your username in the top right corner.

Select Settings.

At the end of the Account Users section, there's a "Deactivate my account" link in the bottom right.

It has nothing to do with anything anyone here said to me. I have had no problems ever with this community. I am just no longer getting married and well this is the last thing to do. Every step I take to dissolve this is difficult and highly emotional. I am sorry if I was rude, it is just very hard, still.

Awww, I am so sorry. I was starting to think it was something like that.

Do you want to talk about it?

OMG, I'm so so so sorry!!! You definitely have the right to greve this loss. But remember (I of course I don't know your situation and I'm not pretending to!) if this person didn't want to be with you any longer or you need to leave because it wasn't a good situation, then this is for the best. Consider some counseling to help you move on and rebuild you life and trust. The best is yet in store for you!!! Sending love and hugs

I did ask for help here. Everyone here gave me great advice. But in the end it is still difficult. I was very prepared to move and have done so but it is still difficult emotionally. I posted last week about my FH having a toxic family and my counselor saying I needed to give him an ultimatum and instead of giving him an ultimatum, I just told him that I had to move out do to the situation.

Deleted my confused comment after reading other comments

I'm sorry T. You are more than welcome to stick around and talk to us about what you are going through. Many people on here have had similar things happen.