If you have broken up with the love of your life and she is in a rebound relationship, how do you get her back?
A rebound relationship is one where she is dating someone
else to get over you. Rebound
relationships keep people from having to deal with the emotions of breaking
up. They're used to help people move on
from a real love.
And that's the key to getting your ex back. She's in a rebound relationship to deal with
losing you.
It does not matter why she lost you. It doesn't matter if it is your fault or
hers. It doesn't even matter who
actually called the relationship off.
What matters is that you have a real love.
Because virtually all relationships founded on real love can
be saved.
If she's in a rebound relationship, she will be focusing on
what is wrong with your relationship.
If you were a "good guy" she'll probably be hanging out with a
"bad boy." If you were into
philosophy, he'll be watching Monday Night Football. Or, vice versa.
The fact that she is actually focusing on the differences in
your styles is actually good for you for two reasons. Her attention is still focused on you even when she's with the
new guy. And, it gives you a chance to
see what she's looking for.
If she's with someone as different from you as possible, it
means that she was missing something in your relationship. You can use the time she's with rebound man
to improve yourself.
Let the rebound relationship run its course. As she spends time with the new guy, she
will start to see the flaws in him. After
a month or so with rebound man, you'll start to look pretty good.
That's why you don't want to crawl back to her right
away. Let her develop the idea that she
misses the good things in the relationship.
When she's ready to make a move, be magnanimous. Welcome her back graciously. Be a new and improved boyfriend, but don't
do the chasing.
Here are some specific steps to take when your ex is in a
rebound relationship:
* Don't try to convince her that you are the love of her
life. Let her discover this on her own.
* Don't apologize profusely. If you did something wrong, you can say you're sorry. Once. But move on. She knows the
real reason she loves you.
* Don't make promises to change. You are who you are and that's whom she fell in love with.
* Don't try to make her see that it wasn't your fault. She will come to appreciate that over time -
but only if you haven't made her invest energy in defending her position that
it was your fault.
* Never, ever beg her to take you back.
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