18 Feb 2008 04:14:08 | John Samuels
We've all gone through break ups before and so often the main advice we are given is that it just takes time to get over it. That time heals all wounds, that sooner or later we'll find someone else.
All well and good if actually getting over that person is in any way what you want. However if in fact you are convinced that your life is better off with that special person in it, and noone else will ever be able to fill that gap then none of that advice is ever going to help you. Why would you wait to get over someone who you do not want to let go, when you know deep down in your heart that you were meant to be together?
The worst part of the situation is that the natural reactions people have to breaking up with their soulmate are the ones that will only make the situation worse. Calling them all the time, planning ways so that you can run into them time and time again, sitting at home depressed while obsessing over what they might be doing and who they might be doing it with.
None of these things will ever help you get back that person you love, in fact actions such as those listed above will probably simply drive them further away.
Or maybe you haven't even broken up yet but you can see it coming. Often the actions listed above will also be the natural reactions that someone who suspects an imminent breakup will enter into. Yet again usually all this will achieve is that you break up sooner and more permanently.
So what do you do? How do you get back your soulmate, or make sure that you stay together?
For me the answer was a website which outlined all the negative things that would hurt my chances more, and then showed me the positive steps I could take in getting my lady back. Some of it seemed quite backward, many of the things listed seemed like they would have no chance of working whatsoever, such as breaking off contact completely for a little while. However as I was basically at my wits end there didn't seem to be any choice but to take the advice as offered and do my best to follow it.
After a nerve wracking few weeks, things started to look up. She was calling me more than I was calling her and suggesting that we meet up etc. It didn't happen all at once, but when the program made me really look at how I was acting and turn all that nervous energy into positive creative paths things really did start to improve.
Now we are back together and it's really looking like something permanent and complete. Moreover the site didn't need me to do any nasty tricks or anything like that, more just remember why we got together in the first place and showed me ways of reminding her about it also. It was all simple natural techniques, but so many of them I could not have possibly thought of by myself.
If you are having similar difficulties and you would like to check the site out for yourself, then click here to visit DontBreakUp.com.
About Author :
John Samuels is a decidedly not single systems analyst who broke up with the girl of his dreams and managed to get her back.