Don't get caught out
Just because you were once lovers who parted amicably does not necessarily mean that getting back together will be a piece of cake.
You see, there are two people in this equation: you and your ex. Your ex's thoughts regarding getting back together may not be the same as yours, and if you miscalculate things it's possible you can blow your chances for good! So be careful.
So! Rule number one, if you really want to succeed and get your ex back in such delicate circumstances - your chances are better if you have an intelligent game plan.
A conflict
Now what if your split was due to a conflict?
Was it a small disagreement or was it a raging argument so bad that your ex won't even answer the phone or return your texts or other messages?
Has all hope of making up gone? Absolutely not!
Let's look at what a conflict really is.
It doesn't matter how small or how large this conflict was. It just boils down to one thing: a misunderstanding. That's right - either you or your ex or indeed both of you had a misunderstanding about something or another. And since humans are humans, one (or both) of you blew the whole thing out of proportion.
Now one of the beautiful things about human nature is that we humans usually find it far more rewarding to make up than we do to fall out, so in your effort to get your ex back you have a powerful force on your side - human nature.
But where do you start?
The beg
Well, let's start with the things you don't do. Here's the first. I call this the "Beg". "Joe/ Mary … please, please answer my calls … I have been trying all day and really need to speak to you." And here's the second: the "Emergency." "Hi Sue/Tom - please contact me! - Something has just come up and I need to speak to you urgently!"
See what's wrong with those? If you want to get your ex back, what we need to do instead is take advantage of some good old-fashioned human nature … and create in your ex some equally old-fashioned curiosity and self-interest. In other words, we want them to contact you to find out more information. So no begging, no emergencies and definitely no swallowing of pride.
There are many reasons why relationships break up, but generally break-ups fall into two categories: "grown apart" or a good old fashioned conflict.
More often than not when a couple breaks up because of the "growing apart" syndrome, the relationship still stays amicable and you turn from lovers to good friends.
But what happens if you change your mind and you want to get your ex back? How can you turn a lost love back to a lover?
"Love does not dwindle easily. It is a living, breathing entity that survives and flourishes in the face of all of life's travails, except one -- neglect."