Sorry to hear that. The distance will always be a major culprit especially if this was a predominantly long distance relationship. Is this long distance scenario temporary? Because if it isn’t, then may be as good as over. Watch/review and apply the pointers here first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQY4N04uvtA&t=4s AND https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nfWRJRrnAs However, if you believe your situation is unique and there may still be a chance between you two, then let’s take a look at your situation in-depth via my one-on-one coaching session at http://www.breakupbrad.com/coaching
]]>It looks like life is taking you in two different directions at this stage, especially with College and what it entails. So whatever the case may be, act responsibly yet try not to take things too seriously for now since you may be in a period of growth and lots of changes, including preferences in attitude, personality, etc. Focus on your studies instead, all right? If you’d want to still try to get him back, though, then watch this to help you out, though: How To Get Your Ex Back In A Long Distance Relationship Take care!
]]>Hi there! Sorry to hear that. The distance has clearly taken its toll on here and your ex could be rebounding and the other was providing the physical companionship which you couldn’t offer at the moment. Watch and apply the pointers here first: How to Get Your Ex Back If You Were In A Long Distance Relationship and How To Get Your Ex Back In A Long Distance Relationship. Take care!
]]>Thank you, Brad. You take care.
]]>You have to be on top of your game, man. The thing with exes, especially the one whose idea is to break the relationship, is they also struggle with the breakup and finding all means to cope…including talking to someone they’re used to talking to, a.k.a you. What that leaves you, however, is unknowingly becoming their emotional sponge. So if you want this ex back, you ought to let him/her feel what it’s like not to have you in his/her life first, so employ the 30-day “no contact” rule, okay? You risk too much by staying in touch and you best not respond unless it’s about something important. Watch this, too: How To Make Your Ex Miss You.
]]>Thank you for your reply, Brad!
However now she’s made it clear that she cannot be in a relationship. She wants to be friends and asks me not to stop talking to her. How can I carry on with things hereafter to keep this going? She’s leaving the country soon. Working on the 30 days NCR. But, sooner intime, I don’t know if I’ll be able to see her. That’s why all this is so confusing! I hope you understand.
Thanks again man:D
Take care.