Get Your Ex Back: Learn about the No Contact Rule, Texting, and Other Plans to Get Back Together

By Betty Fragment

This is a 2-book combo, which has the following titles:



Book 1: How do you get over a breakup? It may sound simple when you hear about all kinds of tips, but it’s never easy. Everyone who has gone through it, knows that.


However, sometimes, relationships have erroneously been broken. Partners may have still been able to turn it into something that was right for the both of them. Perhaps they were compatible after all, but there was miscommunication or some other problem that caused.

In this book, you will learn more about two things: How to pull through the rough times and how to plan out a way to get him or her back.

 




Book 2: Getting back together can be tricky. Hurt feelings have to be put aside or discussed. Closure has to come, and communication has to be at a higher level. At a vulnerable stage when your ex is still indecisive (whether he/she admits it or not), there is a window of opportunity of getting back together. If you use it well, chances are that it can work out again. But I think it’s safe to safe that during this crucial time period, it matters what you say and do to gain his/her trust back.


In this guide, you will learn more about things to say to your ex that will spark curiosity, interest, and trust. You will also learn about signs that you might be rebounding, flirting techniques, how to argue fairly, habits that happy couples share, and healthy relationship advice. 



Personally, I think everyone in or out of a relationship could benefit from these ideas.

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anonymous
• Release date: Oct 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9791220211277

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Chapter 1: Ways to Overcome a Breakup

Going through a breakup is subtle the best time to rebrand yourself. You can be whoever you want to be, do whatever you want to do, and try anything you want to try without needing to consider anyone but yourself.

But considering break-ups to be something that is defined as losing a person who was consistently in your life; and now, it can be simple to dwell on the past instead of looking at what your future self can bring to the table. Completely reasonable.

So to help you manage all things break up (since, hi, your future best self is waiting), we have sourced a lot of concrete, useful ways you can actually get over somebody according to specialists who want to help. Just because yes, at times buying yourself flowers at the grocery store is a lil start.

1. Shower daily. I know this seems small, but trust, it makes all the distinction. Prioritizing your health and taking pride in how you look can typically make you feel better inside, says licensed clinical psychologist Kristie Norwood. So get yourself a morning and nighttime regimen that requires a rinse in the shower. After all, shower thoughts are the best kind of thoughts, and it might be extremely healing. Little wins are the best wins.

2. Create a vision board. Yup, it's time to paint a badass image of what your future is going to appear like. (Time to get on that manifesting kick). After breakups, it is necessary to sort out what your life will look like without the relationship as it was, says Norwood. So pick up some magazines-- yes, full consent to grab some Cosmos-- and cut out pictures that you take into art your life goals and desires.

3. Go to treatment It's time to make an appointment for therapy, suggests certified scientific social worker Amalia Miralrío. Specifically thinking about an objective perspective could offer you insight that you weren't able to process yourself. Start with some free choices here.

4. Buy yourself a big arrangement of pink roses. Put them in a vase, water them, and wait on them to wilt. When it's time to toss them out, check in with your feelings. Guess what? By the time those roses die, you will already feel better. After that, keep purchasing yourself roses, suggests Veronica Yip, a San Diego local who swears by this hack.

5. Check out a rage room. It is ... a legitimate thing. Get out all your anger and smash objects to your heart's content, advises Lauren Cook, who holds a master's in a marital relationship and family treatment.

6. Go on that vacation you have been dying to-- even if it's by yourself. Getting away to an exotic area or someplace peaceful is a potent source of interruption, says therapist Rev. Sheri Heller. What's better than lounging beachside with a good book, frozen drank, and the ocean waves? Discuss self-care.

7. Rearrange your home. Get rid of all those bad memories. A make over develops space for new memories. Out with the old, welcoming the new, recommends Krysta Monet developer and founder of The Feminine Truth.

8. Purge your relationship junk drawer. Yeah, this includes that ticket stub you have avoided your first date. You do not really need the reminders of a relationship that is no longer, says Robyn Koenig, a dating coach.

9. Write hate mail to your ex. But don't actually send it (and tell your sister not to either, à la Lara Jean). The caveat isn't to mail the letter but to do a ritualistic burning to get rid of the hazardous energy, suggests Samantha Coltonory, author of No More Crumbs: How to Stop Dating for Crumbs and Get the Cake You Finally Deserve.

10. Say yes to more things. "This is

Reviews for Get Your Ex Back

[Benita Gonzalez · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I spotted this handbook, and I was thinking, "Why not?" Well, it did not disappoint. I was not bored at all ... Nope, not for one moment. Thank you, author, for this handbook. And so, with that being said, I do recommend it.