What's the right way to go about mending a relationship? Is it even possible? If you have just suffered a break up, there are certain steps you are going to have to take to go about mending your relationship.

If you haven't been able to get your ex to get back together with you at this point, you have to immediately start playing the highly psychological game to get your ex to want to come back to you. It's highly recommended that you invest in a step-by-step plan to help guide you with the right strategy and tactics to push the emotional buttons of your ex to want to get back with you. The first step to the process of getting your ex back is to agree with the break up. Write a letter to your ex stating that you think it was a good idea for the two of you to break up and that it is the best thing for both of you right now. This is just the first step in getting your ex back. However, I want to focus on the actual process of mending a relationship once you have agreed to get back together.

Steps to Take in Mending a Relationship

Talk it out. In order to prevent the same mistakes as before, take a look back at how each of you could have handled yourselves better. Did you get too angry over little things? Did your ex not show you enough appreciation? Talking about these things now and suggesting a change in a polite way as well as acknowledges your own faults and promising to fix them can help prevent these same mistakes from occurring again.

Plan a diversion. Is there something you and your significant other always enjoyed doing together in the past? Consider revisiting that whether it's a special beach the two of you used to frequent or the first park where you two got together on a date and rekindle your love for each other. There are countless things you and your partner can do to get lost in yourselves and rebuild a magical relationship.

A powerful exercise can help you both feel much closer to each other. Take five minutes each to write out list of things you like about the other person. Ask your partner to do the same. It can be anything from a personality trait to something they have done for you in the past. Doing this will allow both of you to appreciate each other much more and will serve as a reminder of why you love each other. This is a simple, but powerful tool, in mending a relationship.

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