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When you have just been broken up with your ex, you find yourself with a lot of questions. What do I do now? How do I fix this? CAN I even fix it, or is all hope lost? Well, rest assured...all hope is NOT lost. This is a completely fixable situation if you know what you are doing, and I am here to help you out in that regard.
First things first: how did you get here? Its important to remember that mistakes WERE made, and if your ex was the one who ended the relationship that means its up to you to make them right. Do not expect to fix all your troubles with one apology...its not quite that easy, although if you follow the right process it doesnt have to be much harder.
So I have written this up for you, a quick list of some things you can do to wipe the chalkboard clean and start fresh. Utilizing these ideas will help you immensely in keeping from antagonizing your ex with common mistakes and making him more likely to reject any attempts to get back together.
1) Completely cut off contact with him for a term of roughly a month. This eliminates any possibilities of making things worse by lashing out from all the stress and emotion flying around during and after a breakup. Last thing you need is to make your job harder.
2) Keep from making the classic and most common breakup mistakes: Drunk Dialing and Text Message Terrorism. Late-night, alcohol-induced loneliness could hurt your chances just as much as a bombardment of constant messages, calls, or emails. These mistakes not only defeat the point of not contacting him, they also shatter any decent image of you he may have had and drive him mental trying to avoid you...neither of which is a good thing if you want him back.
3) Be sure to have a plan, its absolutely critical! Nobody is born prepared to handle a breakup without any forethought or rehearsal...we all need some kind of organization and strategy or else we will just end up sabotaging our own efforts by not knowing what to do in a given situation. Make good use of your separation, and plan your method for getting him back. In a few minutes, I can help you with that.
The no contact rule is for more than just to make sure you dont end up hurting your case even more, its also to help you find time to organize yourself in more ways than just building a plan. Its clear that the relationship had problems, it would not have ended otherwise...so make good use of your time and address any issues that you have control over. Putting forth that effort will prove a good investment in the long run.
This isnt one of those things that just works itself out for the best on its own. You have to guide it to its conclusion, and you need a good plan to do that...preferably one that has been proven time and again to work. There is a lot that can all but ruin the odds of getting him back, but nothing stops that from happening like a tested process.
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