The short answer to questions like, "What is the best way to make up" or "Is there a best way to make up?, is -- It depends.
Your specific situation demands a specific solution and I'll talk about that in a bit.
While there may not be a best way to make up with your partner there are some things that you can make sure you don't do.
If you have read some of my other articles this will be familiar but it bears repeating.
Don't be desperate.
Don't be crazy.
Don't be anything other than cool, calm and collected.
"Gee thanks Nathan ...
I'm looking for the best way to make up with my partner and your giving me don'ts?" If there is a best way to make up ...
these "don'ts" hold the key to unlocking it.
If you are anything other that cool calm, and collected your partner is going to have all the power in the relationship.
If you are already broken up, your EX will have the power in making the decision about any possible future relationship with you.
I don't know about you but to me this is clearly not the best way to make up with somebody.
Stick with the don'ts.
About that specific solution -- OK ...
first you need to take a hard look at yourself.
Go ahead and evaluate the state of your relationship ot break up.
Are you willing to do some hard work to salvage what's left or are just trying to recover some lost pride? Make sure you are considering whats best four yourself and your partner/ex.
Your specific situation demands a specific solution and I'll talk about that in a bit.
While there may not be a best way to make up with your partner there are some things that you can make sure you don't do.
If you have read some of my other articles this will be familiar but it bears repeating.
Don't be desperate.
Don't be crazy.
Don't be anything other than cool, calm and collected.
"Gee thanks Nathan ...
I'm looking for the best way to make up with my partner and your giving me don'ts?" If there is a best way to make up ...
these "don'ts" hold the key to unlocking it.
If you are anything other that cool calm, and collected your partner is going to have all the power in the relationship.
If you are already broken up, your EX will have the power in making the decision about any possible future relationship with you.
I don't know about you but to me this is clearly not the best way to make up with somebody.
Stick with the don'ts.
About that specific solution -- OK ...
first you need to take a hard look at yourself.
Go ahead and evaluate the state of your relationship ot break up.
Are you willing to do some hard work to salvage what's left or are just trying to recover some lost pride? Make sure you are considering whats best four yourself and your partner/ex.
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