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  • I'll be seeing her in 2 weeks...

    RomanceDictionary.com
    Hi guys.... need a bit of advice.

    So I met a girl around 2 years ago (when I was with someone else, and she was with someone else). At this point we hadn't told each other we liked each other, and to be fair, we didn't really know each other at that point. We broke up with our respective partners (not for each other), and happened to go on a date a month or so later.

    Fast forward 2 years, and we've split up after a rough 4-6 weeks of external stresses taking their toll. It's a real shame because we were an excellent couple in the most part - and I'm particularly gutted because I feel like I've lost my best mate. We split around 4-5 weeks ago now, and I'm 23 days in to 'no contact' (which I initiated). I've done break ups before with girls I've been very much in to, but this is different. Something is telling me it isn't over.

    Post break up, we argued a little for a week, then both calmed down, and I ended up going around to hers unanncounced (I know, bad idea for most people); but it was actually a really nice evening and we acted like we previously had done as a couple, kissing etc, she told me she really missed me and so on... Naturally I was really happy, and the next day I contacted her via text seeing if we maybe could go out for a drink, and she completely just shot me down and said no. So since then I stopped contact completely and have gone off social media etc. I have no idea what she's doing, and she has no idea what I'm doing.

    The thing is, I will be seeing her in 2 weeks time at an event (she will definitely be there and I have to be there) and I don't know how to play it. I've made quite a few changes to myself over the last month. I've taken up a few hobbies I had talked about for a long time but never got round to, I've cut down on my work (which was a massive issue), and I've received support on a few issues I was dealing with privately (which she never knew about, but I feel in hindsight was the reason I was acting the way I was).

    As I said, there's something different about this break up, and my biggest regret is that she split up with a guy that I don't feel was me.







  • #2
    Do you want to impress your ex girlfriend and make her regret the breakup? Don't let your ex get the better of you and make you feel insecure. Learn how to behave in her company and show her that you are somebody to reckon with! Here are some ways in which you can make her take notice of you again.

    Don't act on your emotions
    It is important to act rationally and to keep a calm and cool head. Right now you are filled with negative emotions of hurt and anger. Acting as per your feelings will make you do the wrong things and you will come across as desperate and needy - attitudes that will put her off.

    She has to be ready
    Nothing you say or do will bring back your girl unless she is ready and willing. So take a breather and relax. Plan your moves and show her a more mature side of you. This itself will impress her as she is expecting you to act devastated and brokenhearted.

    Stay away from her
    This means not calling or messaging her at all. In fact ignore her and act like you don't need her at all. She will be expecting you to bombard her with telephone calls and messages so shock her by staying away to the point where she will try to find out more about what you are up to.

    Don't mope - look happy
    It is important to let her see that you are moving on with your life and are looking happy and at peace. Make a lot of new friends and be seen with tem. Don't stop yourself from enjoying yourself and get more social. It will do your ex girlfriend good to see you painting the town red with someone else.

    Be friends with her
    Don't act mean and horrible to her. This means that you don't snub her or try to hurt her. If you do she will be convinced that you still have feelings for her. Instead be friendly and sweet to her. Let her see that her presence does not upset you anymore and that you don't mind her being around!

    Be patient with her
    Don't try to rush her into making up with you. Give her all the time she needs to realize that the breakup was a mistake. Be calm and collected and let time be the healer. Once she sees you behaving in this mature non-clingy manner she is no doubt going to be impressed with you.

    Don't get into a rebound relationship
    One of the worst things you can do is try to make your ex girlfriend jealous by dating another person. Not only are you going to hurt this third person but you are going to mess things up with your ex. Besides you will not be able to hid the fact that you are unhappy.

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    • #3
      RomanceDictionary.com
      From all you have said, it seems there was never a real breakup. So, I think you still have a chance to get her back. When you meet her at the event in 2 weeks time, that will be the perfect opportunity to initiate a reconciliation.

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