Do you want to get your ex back even though you “wronged” them? Perhaps you were too controlling or abusive or you committed infidelity. Your ex drew a line, closed off their heart to you, and left the relationship. You can learn more about Get Ex Back here.
Now you’ve learned a lesson or two. You are sorry for what you’ve done. You want them back. The good news is that you can recover from the damage you caused the relationship and win them back, if you follow an emotionally powerful proven plan. Plus, you don’t need to wait 30 days or longer to get your ex back, you can often repair the damage in hours.
The first step to getting your ex back begins with owning up inside yourself to the fact that you wronged them. You, yourself, by your actions, caused your mate enough emotional pain that they gave up on the whole possibility of your relationship. You hurt them by what you did in such a way that they felt the only thing to do emotionally was to hit the eject button on you.
This first step is important because you know how we human beings are. We like to place the blame for bad things outside ourselves. We blame our ex or we blame the drinking or the stress or the loneliness for what we did. We don’t want to accept responsibility for our bad behaviors. You can get a complete system for resolving relationship conflict here.
Once you’ve acknowledged to yourself what you did, the next step is to admit it to your mate. You say in your own way “I wronged you.” You don’t try to explain or defend or blame anything else. You man or woman up and admit that you did them wrong.
Look, when you get hurt by someone, it is natural to want to know that the person understand what they did wrong. You don’t want to hear a bunch of excuses and rationalizations. When you’ve wronged your mate, they often can’t begin to forgive until they hear that you are at least taking responsibility for your poor behaviors.
The normal mistake we make when we wrong our mate is to keep saying I’m sorry til we’re blue in the face. A better approach is to start this way, by owning up to what you did and taking responsibility for it. This is emotionally powerful for your ex to hear.
So before you get to actually apologizing, you should do certain things first. The above two steps are a good place to start. Acknowledging to yourself and then to your ex what you did wrong is a nice beginning to repairing the damage. Go here for a free course on Love And Intimacy Help.
