Getting Back With Your Ex Again
Getting back with your 
ex-partner again, is always possible. However, a great many people fall 
into the trap of a number of obvious mistakes, in their strategy.
You cannot force love. The more you try to make your Ex love 
you, or accept you again - the faster they will run in the other 
direction.
Not only is this highly embarrassing to your ex-partner and 
anyone within earshot, it will come back to haunt you. Your own 
confidence, self-esteem and dignity, will take a nose-dive.  Apart from 
being just plain pathetic, it also portrays you as being weak. AND, it 
won't
work!
Drowning our sorrows is an inalienable right, for anyone who has
 been emotionally devastated by a break-up.Getting drunk, will win you 
no brownie-points though.
With alchohol clouding your 
already confused and bruised soul, you are even more likely to do or say
 something really dumb - if not out-right embarrassing to all and 
sundry.
Alchohol and anger,or violence often go 
hand-in-hand, too. Don't make things worse. Just don't be drinking when 
important matters are up for consideration!
- The Telephone and the Drink
DO NOT even THINK about it!! Nothing worse than a maudlin, ranting and raving drunk on the other end of the phone. 
Be careful here. It generally takes two people to ruin a 
relationship, be it with your ex- lover, ex-boy/girl friend, ex-husband,
 or ex-wife. Saying you’re sorry is always a good start to the healing 
process, but avoid taking the blame for everything that was wrong with 
your relationship, as this may convince your ex that you are just no 
good. Although the break-up may indeed be all down to you - it's not 
your fault if it rained every time you went on a picnic.
Your ex-partners friends are not going to like you anymore, they will take sides and it will not be yours. Friends 
do that, that's 
why they are friends. Solidarity and all that.
Should
 you be unfortunate enough to be informed of negative advice, about you,
 by your ex's friends - wear it.  Getting defensive, or even worse, 
bad-mouthing them in return, will only make things worse, for you.
Your
 ex will be compelled to defend the friends and create another reason to
 dislike you.  If you are going to succeed at winning back your ex, 
accept these views gracefully. You don't have to like it, or agree, just
 accept - don't compete, then at least you will have retained some
dignity.
Speaking of Dignity, do try and 
not
 grab the first available warm body, in an effort to make your 
ex-partner jealous.  This will not work, and there are a number of 
colourful but rude names applied to this sort of person. Being strong 
and self sustained in this matter, indicates to your ex that 
they are the only one you are interested in.
Relying on your friends, as a shoulder to cry on sure is 
comforting. But try not to over-burden them to the point, where they see
 you coming and hide. We all know the person who bangs on about their ex
 at every available opportunity. Given that this is often a normal part 
of the grieving process and cathartic, it is not necessary – don’t let 
it be you. Be a grown-up.
Telling tales, embarrassing stories, or rumour-mongoring about 
your ex, will only come back to haunt you. The “he said/she said” game 
is best left where it belongs - in the school-ground. This can have a 
snowball-effect and things can get blown out of all proportion.
If you are going to 
start
 telling little lies - remember that you must keep telling them, to 
cover the previous ones - AND you had better have an enormous memory to 
keep  up with them all. A Rule to Live by: “If you don’t have something 
nice to say, then don't say anything."
Avoid using the word “friends”. It's a No-No. Ultimately, you 
are trying to get back together, in your "relationship". So call it 
that, manifest your desire - it's a "relationship". Calling yourselves 
"friends" is a backward step and you may just keep on going in that 
direction.
Try to avoid going to "those places we used to go". Or some 
place that you know your ex-partner will be. This will not appear as a 
"coincidence". You cannot just casually re-join the "old group", you 
have a history now.
Guaranteed, if you try this tactic -
 everyone will go quiet, immediately after they have said their 
uncomfortable hello's. Apart from making a fool of yourself, what are 
you going to do next? Well, you could just leave and retain at least 
some of dignity.
But, you won't, will you?
No,
 your going to go sit at the bar on your lonesome, sadly sipping at your
 drink. Wow, what a tragic sight - surely someone will see 
just-how-much-your-hurting and offer some succour? This will not garner 
you one ounce of sympathy! You are only going to look pathetic! Just 
don't do it!!
- "I just don't care anymore"
 
Okay, you have felt better. Actually you feel like crap. Who 
cares what you look, or smell like? Well actually, your ex does. He/she 
will be seeing how you fare, you are supposed to be trying to get back 
there, not advertising that you are a lost cause.
Don't
 give up on your appearance. This is the time to look your best. Start 
working out, get some new clothes, and focus on improving yourself.  You
 need to show the world what your ex is missing, you are one prime 
catch.
There is no plan, no rules, no "getting-back-together-class" - 
you have to do this all-by your-self. Starting with small goals like, 
keeping up your appearance, or staying sober, try to acheive these 
things everyday. Then move on to those that are a little more difficult,
 like creating a happy environment around yourself - buy yourself a 
bunch of flowers (this applies to men, too) every Tuesday. It's a small 
thing, but it helps - try it.
Quite possibly the hardest thing to accomplish when you are 
feeling so devastated - You Must Try. Sitting around, wallowing in 
self-pity and remorse, will not 
get your ex back.
Hopefully, the words above have given you an insight into what not to do, when trying to get back with your ex again.
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