The Main Thing He's Thinking During No Contact | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and the main thing your man is thinking when he asks for a break.

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As a sought-after dating and relationship coach for women and international speaker, Mat Boggs has helped thousands of women understand men, improve their relationships, and attract the relationship they want.

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[PeaceDayCortez]

If a guy needs a break, give him a permanent one, let him know life without your energy forever. You’re welcome.

[arckocsog]

If he asks you for a break, leave him. You dont need a man who isn't sure he wants to be with you.

[stephanie]

If he needs time to think if you are the one for him then he's definately not the one for you.

[makeitcount]

If it does not work out there's a reason, God might be saving you from disaster.

[paulettewhite]

When in that no contact period, I just move on with my life. As if he wasn't ever in it. I'm letting the universe lead me to whatever is down the road. Even a real true love! Someone who knows they love me and really wants that commitment with me! No hesitation. I've had that once, but sadly lost my love to cancer after 15 years. That's what I want again. So I know what I'm waiting for, not looking. It will show up when it's time for all of us. 😁

[shaunaboo]

The two things that he thinks about are himself and the new woman that he is entertaining.. You’re welcome.

[jeanned]

When I hear a man say he "wants a It's the longest break he will ever get. Meaning the break is PERMANENT!

[boomerangsruckflug]

Let me add: it also can be the beginning of a never-ending on-off relationship! Mat, not every man is that serious as you describe it!

[kitten-in-chainmail]

I recently went through this with a guy I’d been dating for nearly a year and, even though I had my doubts and saw plenty to improve in the relationship, it was painful when in the end he chose out of it. It really hurt. Fortunately, this was also a time when things began to align for me after a time of struggles, so that within a month someone better in several ways did come along. I’m still figuring things out, on my own and within the new relationship, but my biggest comfort is that there’s always something better moving forward, even if that means sitting with uncertainty for a while. Thanks for this video xx

[terristerris]

The main thing YOU should be thinking during this NO contact period is....”NEXT!” He ain’t It. Real talk 😏 wait for know one. It’s either there or it isn’t. Move yo meat; you lose yo seat. 😂

[blessingefya]

Ignore me once and I will ignore u forever...No contact rule means he doesn’t value u and the relationship.. and his other relationship is going on well...move on !simple!!

[kg]

"Is this fun?" Seriously? When I'm looking for a partner, I want to know that he can take responsibility for himself and work out problems. In fact, before I choose someone long term, I have two rules: 1. What is the worst thing about this man and can I live with it for the rest of my life? and 2. Can he work out a disagreement? Not that life should be full of drama, but it seems to me that a majority of the drama I deal with comes from people who don't want to work out disagreements. Someone who can't or won't work out a disagreement is too much of a coward to be in my life!

[elizadolittle]

I have been on the other end of this, I followed Matthew Boggs video advice of “30 days no contact rule“ that got me through the 30 days while I focus on myself and what I could do better about myself. Then I realized that I am way more valuable and important to be worried about how somebody else is considering to fit me into their life, so similar to one of the other comments here is YOU make the choice to move on with your life and don’t worry about what their choice is, because by the time they figure it out you have already moved on and are no longer interested in them anyway! Thank you Matthew Boggs for committing your self and your life to the improvement of loving caring relationships in our universe!
Happy new year 2020!!

[yearsjoe]

I do a lot of self care. Painting, hiking, talking with friends to clear my thoughts. I also remind myself of having a positive perspective on the situation. “Is this a trail on testing the strength of our relationship or is it a lesson for personal growth?” This is what I ask myself.

[EmpressTarotGabbyTurner]

Like another commenter, I focused on improving my life. I also tried to date other people but ultimately realized I was in the energy of desperation and attracting romantic situations that were beneath me. So now I'm just focusing on other life goals.

[naynamangalore]

I love the sentence "Whatever happens, it's all gonna be good" such comforting and reassuring words :) thanks!

[juvenile]

A possible third thing he’d be thinking about in my opinion would be “Can I get anything better?”

[sunainavyas]

Fear for long commitment simply means we do not love the person enough.
Marriage has the rough, smooth and bumps.
If He loves you, He will ready to face the bumps with you. Else he can leave

[kimdurant-rev.]

What helps me stay grounded is knowing that God has a wonderful plan of reconciliation for me. It helps me to relax and endure the no contact period with inner joy and peace.

[dcme]

I stay grounded by telling myself with him or without him I really only have myself. He or someone-else is just the addition to me that I have chosen. You are with yourself 24/7 and he with you maybe 40% always choose you because you are alway with you 100% like it or not.