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How to go get your ex back is a fairly common question but one that should be relatively easy to answer. If you were to blame for the break up then you should apologize. We should always treat others as we would like to be treated but sometimes we can treat our neighbours better than our partners.  Having someone special in our lives can mean that we take them for granted and expect them to put up with our black moods, PMS or other human failings.

So say you are sorry and mean it.  Don't just say it to get your ex back but mean it regardless of what the future holds for you. Arrange a meeting with your ex to discuss what went wrong and see if you do have a future together.  You should agree some basic ground rules or else you run the risk of it turning into a blame fest.

The first rule is that both of you should be there because you want to be not because you are being emotionally blackmailed. This is particularly true if you have kids together as one partner can often put pressure on the other to stay together for the sake of the children.  Believe me; most kids would prefer to have two different families than to witness two people tearing each other apart.

The second rule should be that you are not getting together to have an argument - if either party gets abusive then the meeting is over.  You are there to have a discussion about your relationship and see if you would both like to take it forward. It may be helpful to set a time limit for each person to talk about how they are feeling.  When they are talking the other person should be listening.

This is a time for you both to express what you like about each other and what parts of your life together could do with a little work.  Perhaps you never get to spend time alone together so an idea may be that you have a date night once a week or a fortnight.  This is a night where it is just the two of you and all talk of kids, mortgage, debts etc are banned.  This would be your time as a couple to try to relight the forces of attraction that brought you together in the first place.

You will probably find that both of you are finding the same issues difficult.  You both probably miss spending quality time together and you may both be under financial and emotional pressure. Sometimes life gets in the way and we often expect our partners to become mind readers and be able to see a problem without us saying anything.  We don't tend to make time in our lives to really talk to our spouse.  It is never too late to start.

Now when you are asked how to go get your ex back , you will be able to say that communication and quality time together are the keys to lifelong happiness.


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