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“Sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck!” Dalai Lama.
Boy! This is so true! I’ve spent 3 years crying over my ex, thinking he was my perfect match. Guess what: he was not!
After crying my heart out, I’ve started re-considering the entire question and loving MYSELF first. I started loving the little child in me. And that changed my whole world. When I least expected, I met the most wonderful soul on earth, the kindest, sweetest, most caring man in the world! We laugh a lot and enjoy any and every single moment together. We’re meant to be together for the rest of our life! I’m so happy I couldn’t get my ex back! So don’t focus too much on what you’ve lost, focus on loving yourself and everyone around you! The rest will come easy! Lots of blessings everyone!Hi @patricia12
How’s it going? I’d like to have any updates on your situation… You’ve been so nice with me and I’d love to help and support you, too!
Keep us posted
🙂@baseballguy10, @phillthefrill,
don’t give up! It’s hard, but you both guys have to stay strong and keep trying!
As a woman, I would advice you to try and try and try to win your ex back, if you really love her. I would love my guy fighting against the world to win me back,, though it’s been him who rejected me…
there’s no feeling as precious as someone to make every (possible and impossible) things to get you in their life, above all if you were in a relationship with them. Though your ex may have (but this I don’t know) any right to be resentful or angry, the thought you are making any effort to better yourself and try so hard to get her back, might greatly impress her, if she’s even a bit into you, yet.today’s been a tough day, for me. I apologize, I’m really down…
“(Hi @patricia12,
When you love someone, age, religion, family issues are not an obstacle at all. Though, we are accustomed to thinking the contrary thus we always overthink and create problems where there’s not any in principle. This way we always get things much more complicated than they really are. And, even worst, we spoil what can be just a beautiful experience . If “sparkle” is what he misses , why don’t you just make something “crazy”? Something he can pleasantly be surprised by… Since you know him well, you can rather easily organise something memorable for him… Something that can rekindle his passion… You can act sexier than in the past, or surprising him by organising a trip to his favourite town or destination. Other than that, there are many different occasions you can celebrate with (and even without) him and let him feel weak and hopeless without you…
I wish you all the best, you do deserve it!
L
