As soon as your ex breaks up with you, the first thought that comes to your mind in the first few days could be "I want my ex back".
This is a common feeling especially when your relationship seemed to last forever but was abruptly ended.
  In terms of getting your ex back, there is a good news and bad news.
The good news is that couples all over the world are breaking up and getting back together.
   The bad news: it will never be easy as the emotions of breakup could only cause your relationship to get worse.
Properly Using Time Reuniting with your ex should never be dictated by time.
This is the first misconception of former lovers - they think that the only reason why they separated is because they are being replaced so they have to hurry in getting their ex back.
But insisting to get your ex back soon will only get you further apart.
Let your ex "breathe" by actually separating.
A few days apart should be more than enough to help you and your ex get things back fast.
"Sorry" is Always the Magic Word Pride could often cause couples to breakup since no one wants to think it's their fault.
While that fact could be true at first glance, the relationship ended because both parties didn't do their best to keep the relationship intact.
That means you are also partly to blame why the relationship ended.
When you talk to your ex about your relationship, admit that you may have done or haven't done something to keep the relationship together.
But don't be sorry to the point you're already begging for forgiveness.
Just be sincere the first time you say you're sorry.
Thinking "I want my ex back" will never do.
After giving your ex some space, get out and say you're sorry about the troubled relationship and you want to get you relationship back on track