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How To Win Your Lover Back
Posted at Aug 1st, 2008 in Relationship Advice
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After breaking up, some individuals may stop doing things that remind them of the other person, such as listening to a particular type of music or a certain song because it reminds them of their former lover. Additionally, other things may trigger the memory of the argument that caused the break-up, leaving that individual to “stew in their own juices”.
Most break-ups are caused by one party feeling left out, used, or neglected. If an individual feels neglected, these thoughts eat at this person and he or she will become deeply depressed. This depression builds in that person’s mind for a period of time until they go into a rage, in which the slightest disagreement will eventually cause the relationship to implode.
Both of you will need some time to cool off after the breakup. Just because your ex isn’t taking your calls right now, it doesn’t mean they are definitely not interested in getting back together, it may just be that he or she is still angry with you, or even that they just want to know how badly you want to get back together.
Continuously calling this person will not make things better; in fact, it could make the situation worse. Just because your ex isn’t answering the phone doesn’t mean that he or she does not want to make up. Maybe your ex isn’t answering the phone because he or she is still angry with you. Maybe he or she isn’t answering the phone because they want to see how desperate you will become. No matter what the reason, refrain from continuously calling them. This could make a bad situation even worse. Not only is this an example of desperation, but it is also a symptom of obsession. Continuously calling your ex is a form of stalking and could result in big trouble for you, especially if your ex is actually still angry with you. Also, don’t drive by your ex’s residence or check on them. Not only will this individual feel that you do not trust them, but, again, this is a form of stalking and could result in prosecution.
Before even attempting to get your lover back, however, you both need to decide on your own if this is the right decision. Were the two of you always fighting about the most minor if issues or is one partner so jealous that it is in and of itself an issue? Be honest with yourself when trying to make this decision.
When trying to get your lover back, don’t make the mistake of spying on them; they will think that you don’t trust them, which can make matters even worse than they are currently.
While in a confused, emotional state such as can follow a breakup, it’s tempting to take these steps which can aggravate the problem. Instead, take a deep breath and approach the matter calmly. When you are both ready to talk, try not to discuss the breakup - however, if you must say anything, put yourself at an advantage by saying it may have been a good idea.
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