Maybe you said something or did something you shouldn't have.
Or maybe it was a long series of little mistakes.
Whatever the reason, your girlfriend threw up her hands in disgust and walked out on you.
She was one in a million and now you are kicking yourself.
Your friends can't believe that you let her go.
Even your mama, who loves you more than life itself, thinks you messed things up.
And you know she's right.
The bottom line is you want to get your ex back and you need help - right now.
You know exactly what you want, but you don't even know where to begin.
Your head is buzzing with all kinds of thoughts and emotions.
That's why you must step back.
You need to keep yourself out of trouble and avoid creating even more bad feelings between you and your ex.
And that requires a plan.
So what is your plan? Chase after your ex and try to convince her with logic that the two of you should be together? Bad idea.
If she's really determined to leave, your actions are just going to make that decision firmer.
You can't drag your ex-girlfriend back.
You can, however, entice her to return to you.
But you must do it carefully, using tact and psychology.
Here's an important question to keep in mind: how can you make your girl feel good about herself? People stay in relationships because their partner makes them feel valued, important, and special most of the time.
Figure out what makes her feel that way and you are halfway to winning her back already.
Even if you've messed up, there is still a chance for you and your ex-girlfriend.
That little flicker of hope that you're feeling is a signal to get moving.
Take advice from your friends (or your mama) and start working on your strategy to make up with your ex.