What should I do to get my exgirlfriend back?Suggest AdviceDo you have some advice for this person? Visitor's Question: Hello again, you guys have been giving me advice for some time but now the situation changed, before my ex and I were acting more or less like a regular couple, we would travel together just the 2 of us, we made love, we kissed, we would tell each other that we needed each other but she would always tell me that something that she didn’t know what it was, was preventing her from loving me like she used to. She asked me to help her find professional help to overcome her insecurities and she told me that maybe that way she would be able to finally love me as before, a friend of mine recommended a great psychologist and I arranged my ex-girlfriend’s first appointment with the psychologist, after a week of therapy she broke up our relationship for good, and now she tells me that I’m the closest thing to the perfect man, that her brain tells her that I’m just what she needs, and that she even desires me still, but that no one is master of it’s own heart and that, although she tried, she couldn’t make herself feel love for me again. She also says that we are too different in some aspects of our way of thinking about some things and that that is also a factor that pull us apart. I love her more than anything and I have tried everything I could think of to get her back, but I have failed, please guys, help me get her back, what must I do?, I’ll do anything. I love her like I’ve never loved anyone before. You guys are my only hope now, your previous advice was helpful because it brought us closer, but now things are different, please help me. JZ. P.S. Please don’t tell me that nothing can be done, there must have been something I haven’t tried or a different approach, but I just can’t find it by myself, that’s why I come to you for help. Our Suggestion: I am sorry you are in this situation. First thing you should do, if you havent' already, is to become her best friend. As friends, you can go out to dinner, concerts, walks, etc. It will also likely draw you back together. It will also make you feel better. You should also go to your own psychologist for help. You will get far better advice from a trained professional than you will get here. When you go out as friends, remember to bring her flowers and dark chocolates. Good luck! George --Your Friendly Advisors at RomanceClass.com
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