You are on the final of the second part.
The score is tied and everything is possible.
Do you just try to keep the score or do you run, pass through the defense and score the decisive goal? Life has series of dilemmas like this one.
Some people will say that is safe to keep the score even, because at least you won't lose.
Others will say that what matters is the victory, whether is by one point or five.
When you put your efforts in trying to get your ex back you need to follow a game plan.
You need a tactic just like you do in a soccer game.
The smartest thing is to win the game with the less effort possible, especially if you have scored a big goal.
But it's also smart to save your energy for the moment when you will need to shoot your best strike when victory is so close.
The main problem is that when people break a relationship they try to do things their own way, and being influenced by the emotional state that the separation causes, they act desperately and take actions that have the opposite direction.
Most people don't listen to professional relationship counselors.
So we not only miss the game plan to follow, we also don't have any idea where to start.
All that we know is that if you act in the right mood, with the right attitude and say the right things that will make all the difference in your game results.
But this time the game is question is Love and there is a strategy involved, as there is a strategy used in a soccer game too.