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Tips to Get Over Her..... Posted: 12-27-05 18:01pm
Found these "tips" on a website. Seems to
be helpin me out....
Ok - so some of us are fortunate enough to
go through life without this kind of
trouble, but some are not. I'll spill the
secrets of women, and why the
pursuer/distance thing is the way to go.
It is not attractive to have someone
begging you to come back to them. Imagine
if you met someone at a party for the
first time, and they were really sad and
saying "please go out with me" - not
attractive at all.
Most men fail to realise that their
relationship has ended. They still behave
as if they are a couple when their
girlfriend has split up with them. This
is usually because it is a "surprise".
What you need to realise is that your
girlfriend has been thinking about this
for ages. She hasn't suddenly broken up
with you, she has thought about it in
private, and probably done a lot of crying
and emotional stuff behind your back.
Whatever the situation - your relationship
has changed completely - so don't act like
nothing is wrong.
Point 1: you must accept that your
relationship is over.
Once you have realised this - you can
start to behave like yourself again. Go
to the gym, do something new, get off your
ass and stop feeling sorry for yourself.
Sure it hurts sometimes, and you can cry
in your bedroom until your eyes look like
footballs, but to the outside world you
need to be strong and in control. If a
woman walks away, and sees you crumble,
she'll walk away for good. Be strong.
Start to realise that you are a great
catch. She would be damned lucky to have
you. Stand tall. Be independent.
Point 2: try to stay away from your ex for
a while, hanging out as "friends" merely
confuses you and prolongs the pain.
If a relationshipa is supposed to work
out, it will. If you were made for
eachother, a few months apart will not
kill your love. However, a few months
apart will kill habit. If you think about
her all the time, go to places hoping to
see her, send her texts and emails and
letters, you are not allowing your mind to
move on. The sooner that you get over the
emotion of it all, the sooner you can move
on or get back together. You can't get
back together successfully while you have
a bleeding heart. Take some time out -
heal yourself.
Point 3: if you have to see your ex
because of circumstances.
Don't call her, and when you do talk,
don't talk about how you broke up and miss
her. If she steers the conversation onto
that topic, say "well, I tried to save it,
but I guess it's too late now. Did you
see er last night? . .Blah". Let her do
the calling and running. Always let her
know that you are glad she called. And
that it was nice to speak to her, but dont
pursue.
Point 4: what do you want ?
Do you want her back? Or do you want what
she used to be back. Remeber that she
will never be the sweet girl that you
first met. She will always be the girls
that dumped you (and did whatever else).
Long term, can you live with this? Will
you trust her again? If she comes home at
3am will you be worried? Remember that
there are plenty more fish in the sea, and
you can be just as happy with another
person (who will not have all the baggage
of the breakup).
You need to move on and can survive
without her. When she tells you that "you
never call and obviously don't care" -
tell her that you do care, but need to get
on with life and find someone who loves
you and is prepared to stand by you.
Dont dont dont chase her. You will never
get her back. Be strong and you might get
her back. If you do the things that I
have said two things may happen :
1) you become a much stronger person, more
attractive to your ex, and you get back
together. But realise that you have to
stay as this "stronger person" to keep her
interested. If you go back to being the
way you were she may well leave again.
2) she doesn't come back, but your head is
in a better place and you are not so sad
anymore. You'll meet someone else. Be
yourself, and see if it works out. Find
someone who loves you for who you are.
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