The circumstances in which a parent intervenes to redeem a breakup vary from person to person, and there is no absolute answer. Here are some factors to consider:
1.Reasons for a breakup: Understanding the root cause of a breakup is critical to whether or not you can salvage the relationship. If the problem is fundamental and unsolvable, it may be difficult to change the outcome, even if the parents intervene.
2.*Willingness of both parties**: The willingness of both parties to salvage the relationship is key. If one of the partners has already decided to end the relationship, parental intervention may have limited effect.
3.Personal maturity: An individual's maturity and ability to deal with problems can also affect the likelihood of recovery. If both partners are able to communicate and solve problems maturely, parental help may be more effective.
4.*Role of the Parent**: The involvement of parents should be moderate, they can provide support and advice, but the final decision should be made by the person himself/herself.
5.Communication and understanding: Through open and honest communication, both parties are able to better understand each other's positions and feelings, which can be beneficial in salvaging relationships.
6.*Time and effort**: Saving a relationship can take time and effort, not only with the involvement of the parents, but also with the efforts and changes of both parties themselves.
However, it is important to note that the presence of parents does not guarantee a breakup. Relationship repair requires joint efforts and a willingness to solve problems on both sides. In addition, it is important to respect each other's decisions and feelings. The most important thing is that the person concerned should think and decide for themselves whether it is worth redeeming and how to work on it.