Advice On Getting Your Boyfriend Back

Although there is plenty advice available on the question of how to get your boyfriend back most of it really is not worth very much. Begging him to take you back really does not strike me as a good way of going about things.



Some people would advise that you use games and jealousy to win him back and although this might work sometimes is it really a good idea to form a relationship based on jealousy and games? Although you might be desperate enough to say you do not really care it is important to remember that a relationship like that is not going to last. The old problems are likely to resurface and then the relationship is simply going to end up the same way - over.



If the break up occurred through something you did then apologizing might be just the thing that is needed rather than mind games or trickery. Do not misunderstand, even if you were not entirely to blame chances are good that you did handle some things wrong. Apologizing cannot hurt.



Once you are able to acknowledge that you also made mistakes in the relationship the situation becomes one that allows you to make changes. If you can do this it will help you to not make the same mistakes again, causing each other heartache, should the two of you work things out and get back together.



That one piece of advice on getting your boyfriend back is good even if the two of you fail to reunite. At least you will know what things not to do in your next relationship. Either way, you win if you take the time to figure out your mistakes and make changes.



When you do contact him to apologize, keep it short and sweet. Tell him you realize you made some mistakes and that you are truly sorry for any pain you may have caused him.



Do not resort to crying and begging and do not go into it with grand expectations of him taking you back right on the spot. It could be that he won't. He may need time to mull it all over and make up his mind about whether or not he wants to try again even with the new and more mature version of you.



Let him have his space if he doesn't immediately agree to a reconciliation. Leave him alone for a while and let him have the time he needs to make up his mind about what he wants to do. If you keep nagging him you will invariably worsen the situation.



While you let him have his space get on with your own life. Don't hang around waiting for his call. Take time out for yourself to do things that make you feel good. Get a make-over so you look your absolute best and spend time with your friends. Sitting around and worrying is only going to make time move slower and frustrate you more.



By simply following this advice you will stand a much better chance at reconciliation than you would if you employ games and tricks to provoke him to jealousy. It's your choice - good luck!



If you would like more information on getting back together with your ex check out The Magic of Making Up.