Getting dumped ain't no fun. Well, if you went through a break up recently, then you know exactly what I mean. Even the best of splits are a drag. You are left feeling alone, sad, angry, confused and even a bit guilty. Yet, even though you have negative feelings toward your ex, deep down you still want to get your ex back. The good news is that the vast majority of all broken relationships can be fixed, but only if you follow a proven plan and are willing to do whatever it takes.
The first thing you need to do is find out exactly what went wrong. That may sound easy, but take your time on this step. What often happens is that we notice the things that are on the surface. However, you need to get to the root of the problem if you're going to have any chance of fixing it. For example, you may think arguing is what caused your break up. But the reality is that arguing is very rarely the problem; the real problem is whatever is causing the arguments. Perhaps your ex has trust issues, or you're not open enough with your feelings. Either way, you need to dig down until you find what really needs to be fixed.
Once you know the problem you can start fixing it. You may be surprised at how easy it is to solve some of the problems you had. Of course you will probably have a few problems that are very difficult to solve. When that happens you can either ignore it, keep working on it until it's fixed, or if the problem is you or your ex then you may wish to forgive it. A word of caution on ignoring problems: it should only be done for those situations that are truly minor and won't be an issue in the future. Other than that, you need to solve the problem, otherwise it could cause the two of you to break up again.
You now where the problem areas are, and some idea of how to fix them...now you can start thinking about getting your ex back. Get in touch with them and set up a time and place where the two of you can talk in person. You should choose a place that's considered "neutral ground". Keep in mind that you are not going on a date, so don't treat it like one. Instead, you are simply going to have a low-key conversation about some of the things you have been thinking about. Whatever you do, don't argue. The two main purposes of this meeting are to re-open the lines of communication in a non-threatening way, and to have your ex be willing to meet with you again.
Doing these things will go a long way to helping you get your ex back, but they are only the beginning. There are some really good techniques out there. So go ahead and get a guide or two on the subject if you're serious about wanting to get back together.
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