Time and tide wait for no man, but your ex will - even if it looks like they have moved on.
You just have to know how to reach out, and what buttons to push.
If you are sick and tired of watching your ex walk off with someone else, then this is for you! You see, you are about to be shown the exact method which will mentally persuade your ex to take you back, no matter who they are dating or with now.
Read on to find out how you can pull your ex back...
•You can start by figuring out why you got dumped.
Was it something you said or did? Was it something you didn't say? Have you lost the physical attraction and the chemistry that was there between you? Whatever it is, unless you clear up the mess, your ex won't come back.
Apologize for bad behavior, get yourself a new look and improve your fitness, and turn on the charm.
Let your ex know about the new you, and we're all set to get back together.
•You can also go one step further, and start living in your ex's world, instead of your own circle.
One of the big reasons couples split up is because one of you has friends and family and a neighborhood which the other one hates.
If you want your ex back so bad, then dump your own comfortable existence, and start getting used to the kind of people your ex like to hang out with.
Once your ex knows you're really serious about this, it removes a big thorn in your relationship and you'll find it easy to talk to your ex and move forward.
•If your ex wants to have nothing to do with you, no matter what, then you need help.
Talk to people who are close to your ex, and convince them about how much you've changed, and promise them you'll make it work.
If these people put in a good word for you, that should grease the wheels enough for you to get the ball rolling.
This is the most important thing to take into consideration when trying to get your ex back!...
And one more thing - Do you even know who your ex is anymore? Does your ex know who you are? Couples tend to make unspoken assumptions, and the fact that you broke up means that some, if not all, of those assumptions were erroneous.
Talk to your ex, and lay it all out on the table.
Don't fight or blame your ex.
Just explain your current state - what you want, and what you can offer.
Ask your ex to do the same.
Once both of you know what each other wants and is willing to give, it's not so difficult to find a sweet spot in the middle.