I wouldn't call myself a relationship guru.
I wouldn't call myself any sort of guru.
I however know a lot about break ups and how it can mess with your mind.
You sit in a corner, with your ex's picture in your hand, remembering all the good times in the past three years.
Have you ever heard of the saying people want what they can't have? Although it is more commonly associated with men wanting women, it can also work the other way.
That's where "Magic of Making up" comes in.
This book teaches a course of action that could allow you take hold of your life and has the potential of getting you back together with that special person.
This course not only gives you advice on how to handle the confrontation involved in a break-up, but also gives advice that helps you avoid any embarrassing situations.
I'll give you an example, after a breakup most people are so shaken up; they bombard their ex with texts and calls (which are sometimes made in a drunken state).
These sorts of behaviour ends up making the sender seem needy and sad and destroy any chance of a make-up.
Maybe you're one of the privileged few who don't want their ex back after a break-up (because they can tell it wouldn't work), but just want a way of knowing if it really is you that was the cause of the break-up.
This guide also provides tips and tricks that will be useful to members of either sex on how to know if they still cared and getting an answer to the most difficult question of all - Why did s/he leave? If you're ready to arm yourself with the power to be rational during a break-up (to the shock of your ex who just called you immature) and turn the situation to your advantage, got to the link.
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Don't get me wrong, I am not trying to say that feeling depressed after a relationship is sad or pathetic...
I've been there, and sometimes it helps to let it all out.