That's right. This is something I mentioned here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jtWUmsRyzp6pkoE.html

@@breakupbradbrowning thanks!

Hey thanks for support, man! :-)

I have been in such a situation. My relationship ended about three years ago, but i could not let her go. So i had to do all i could to get her back, i had to seek the help of a spiritual adviser who helped me bring her back. We are back together, and i must say i am enjoying every moment.

Amazing, how did you get a spiritual counselor, and how do i reach her?

Her name is Maurice Gleti, and she is a great spiritual counselor who can bring back your ex.

Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive

If it's only been a month and you still want to try with your ex, then you can reach out to your ex after the 30-day "no contact" period is over. In doing so, it's best to treat the situation with fresh eyes, so it's crucial to keep things fun and light and gently coax your ex into responding the same way. Here are the basics on what to do when it comes down to it. I also suggest you watch from start to the end and NOT skip any parts so you can maximize these tips: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbaTmaqWr9e5iaM.html including asking yourself these very important questions to ask yourself before starting the process: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpx5aM5mmtbSc3k.html but if you need the step-by-step process on what to do, including what to text or say during the process, either hire me as your coach, refer to my other vids or get the 2.0 version of my Ex Factor Guide at www.breakupbrad.com

Thanks for dropping by!

Yep. Looks like it. Anyway here are the basics to getting an ex back: y2u.be/7JtmVbDkblw I also suggest that you read my new version of my Ex Factor Guide since that’s much more detailed and so you'll know how to go about it, what to do after each phase (there are three phases in total and the "no contact" rule is only the first), including what to say, do or not do, along with bonus materials for texting, and the psychology of how a man thinks and understanding men in general. Good timing is essential! Check it out at www.breakupbrad.com

Your ex being receptive to contact is a good sign, more so if she's thinking about getting back together. Whether you would try to get back together or not is up to you. If you've done the no contact properly then you should be in a position to navigate this naturally. Friends or more appropriately, talking terms for now (if your ex isn't already in another relationship), but don't let that derail you, assuming you've done the first phase (30-day "no contact" rule) correctly and basically had set the stage for this second part. Since you've only recently reconnected, then don't expect your ex to warm up easily. Getting an ex back is a process. Whatever you do, make sure you don’t resort to doing the things here: y2u.be/jikW4YYC9yo Are you sure you're not trying to rush it? Setting a deadline is a good way to fail when it comes to exes, so I highly discourage it but also try to see you aren't just being strung along. What steps have you taken to get your ex back? Apply the tips here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/areVYJdykqnUho0.html It's time to re-assess those and see what's working versus what's not working. Sometimes, getting an ex back is like trying to fit a square into a circle, but oftentimes, chances are you're letting emotion dictate you and therefore end up making the wrong choices. Have you checked out my guide yet? It’s ultimately up to you to act (or not act, depending on which phase you’re in) on getting your ex back, but it helps if you read it to ensure that you’re on the right track. Check it out at www.breakupbrad.com

There's no need to feed more into the drama. So unless your situation falls under one or more of the scenarios here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9GPZ9qh0LyaZpc.html AND kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZ2ZdpCYrdO-YnU.html it's best you ignore contact from your ex. If your ex continues to reach out to you during the no contact stage, however, then this really depends on the frequency and nature of the contact from your ex and whether or not you've reached the phase where you're supposed to be talking again. The only exception is if your ex asks for you back and is sincere about it. If your ex continually messages you, then it’s important to put your ex’s messages into context, more so if this happened during the “no contact” phase. Is your ex trying to contact you about something really important, like an emergency, unpaid bills, or something equally urgent? These are reasons to respond, including messages where they get angry due to your lack of response. Discussed that in full detail here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbqaeKR4r724pXU.html So if your ex is really just texting some useless random stuff and/or asses their power over you, then you can just ignore and continue on with the 30-day "no contact" rule. Use your discretion. Watch and follow the tips here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mM1_epyklszFk2w.html

Looks like she just really badly needed the cash. Nothing more to it unless you see the signs here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gbOVpZpqtLfDqKM.html

That wasn't a bad move. It's just your wife who's having a tough time dealing with the situation which leads me to the question: what happened to you, guys? Anyway the process of saving one's marriage is a bit complicated and in fact, does NOT make use of the "no contact" rule... but this is why I've released a second book called Mend the Marriage. Check it out at www.marriageguy.com as everything is on there, from how to communicate more effectively, down to how to handle the kids (if applicable), monitor your progress through worksheets and stuff. But while I certainly need more information to know what's going on between you two for sure, I suggest you check out more marriage-saving tips which you may find useful, check out this new channel I've dedicated solely for this purpose. Here's the link: y2u.be/dr2JTi_bCRU or sign up for my Mend the Marriage coaching program at www.marriageguy.com/coaching Take care!

It's good that you've reconnected with your ex. But allow him the time and space to reach out to you as well instead of you making all that effort. Here are some tips to remember if you're trying to win an ex back and how important Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibp8ndyT3s_FcoU.html

This really depends on what's really happening and how well you've been playing your cards, or not. If you've only talked recently, I'd say you two are friends or more appropriately, talking terms for now, but don't let that derail you, assuming you've done the first phase (30-day "no contact" rule) correctly and basically had set the stage for this second part. Since you've only recently reconnected, then don't expect your ex to warm up easily. If you've already reconnected for a while though and your ex is pushing you deeper into that friendship hole, then that's a different story. Getting an ex back is a process. Whatever you do, make sure you don’t resort to doing the things here: y2u.be/jikW4YYC9yo

@@breakupbradbrowning thanks for the quick response! It's only been four days since the end of the no contact phase. I will keep those 7 mistakes in the back of my mind while we are talking. It's been a 10 year relationship so there's a lot on the line for me.

You're correct. Relationships take effort from both parties and if he isn't willing to pull his weight, then it's not going to work. He needs to mature a little bit and realize this himself. But don't wait around. Be open to other options as well. Here are some tips to remember if you're trying to win an ex back and how important Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is. This will also help attract potentials: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibp8ndyT3s_FcoU.html Good luck!

Thank you so much !

Blocking is a bit extreme if you still see a future with him or would like to at least try, Just do your best to not fall into his trap again and never meet up when it's clearly not time yet and you're supposed to be cutting off contact. Here are some tips to remember if you're trying to win an ex back and how important Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibp8ndyT3s_FcoU.html

@breakupbradbrowning he deserves it for deceiving me into meeting him. I don't want him back as he is now.

That's what I call the "validation-seeking" text and believe it or not, your ex is somewhat expected to send one or more of these sooner or later and I've got just the vid for that. Discussed that in one of the vids, including how to handle that kind of message and when and/or how to reply, including what not to text, (so watch to the end of the vid) here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsumZZCd17DVZ6M.html

@@breakupbradbrowning Thank you so much Brad. 😇

See you at the gym, bro!

Yeah, getting updates from your ex is totally unnecessary. However, she could be blatantly trying to make you jealous. Discussed that here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMphd9WpstOrn6c.html

@@breakupbradbrowning oh my gosh I think you are definitely right. But the only problem is the fact that she is a narcissist I figured that out right after. I went through the whole video on it. But it's funny she hasn't blocked me or anything now. So I believe you're right she was hurt. But that's okay because silence is a gorgeous thing.

@@breakupbradbrowning what actually proves what you say is right is the fact that she should have blocked me the moment she hung up and she has not nor has she changed her nickname nor deleted pictures on FB so there's that. But I love myself too much and refuse to be someone's supply. 6 years though. Damn I'm a survivor.

That's right. For the majority of the messages, you don't. There are only a very few exemptions. :-)