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Three Text Messages To Send Your Ex
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Wanna know how to text your ex to perfection? Stay tuned, because in just a moment I’m going to reveal to you the three texts that will have your ex wanting more of you—and not just over the phone.
Hi, my name’s Emily Raymond and I’m a relationship and breakup guru. I work with couples to rebuild their romances so they can focus on their happily-ever-afters. I want to give you three of my tried-and-tested breakup text formulas that will have your ex missing you like crazy and ready to take you back.
So. You’re broken up, but there’s still something there. Maybe you’re still in contact, or perhaps you haven’t spoken lately but you feel like there’s a chance she still has feelings for you. Either way, you still care about her and you want to do what you can to get her back. These three text messages are guaranteed to get the conversation going.
Here goes:
Text #1: The Shared Story Text
This text is based on the premise that you and your girl shared some amazing times together. Whether you travelled the world or took a weekend away somewhere romantic, the scale isn’t important—the feelings you felt are. The idea is to remind your ex of the good times you had together, and bringing up just one of those times will remind her of many others.
So pick a time you know was special to the both of you—the night you saw your favourite band in concert, the time you went scuba diving and shared dinner on the beach, or the whole weekend you spent cuddling on the sofa with your phones turned off—and let her know you’re thinking of it.
A great Shared Story text might go something like this:
“Remember that time in NY when the hotel pool was closed but we snuck in and spent all night swimming under the stars? Man, that feels like a dream now!”
When you remind her of this, you’re causing her to remember every amazing experience, every strong feeling and every sexy encounter you had during your time together. You’re also telling her that you’re thinking about her and your happy times, and the implication is that you want to give her more of them. Romantic, right? And all in the space of two sentences.
It’s important with this text that you don’t go into too much detail or demand any outcome; in fact, you might not get a direct response to the text at all. The key is to think of this text as a seed you are planting; the results might not show straight away, but the feelings you inspire will be growing, even if you can’t see them yet.
Text # 2: The “Saw This and Thought of You” Text
This text works in a similar way to the Shared Story text by employing a shared joke or intimate detail to arouse feelings of nostalgia and renewed hope. The difference is that it uses an immediate experience to show her that she’s in your thoughts.
Rather than telling her that you’re thinking of a time gone by, you’re showing her that you’re reminded of her even in the new experiences you have.
For example, you’re in a thrift store with a friend one Saturday morning when you come across a vintage movie poster for the original Batman movie. You know she loves that movie, so you take a photo and send it to her along with the line: “Saw this and thought of you”. You can add a smiley face or even a heart if you think it’s appropriate.
This text is cute, kind and totally non-aggressive. Again, you’re not asking for anything in return, you’re just letting her know that she’s on your mind and that she still means a lot to you.
You can even use it in a slightly different scenario: Say you’re in the same store with the same friend and you see the same poster, but you and your ex have often debated Batman because you love it and she hates it. You can still take a photo and send it to her with the same statement: “Saw this and thought of you”, but this time end it with a winky face. In this version of events you’ve relayed the same message and gotten the same results, but instead of it being straight-up romantic, you’ve done it in a funny, jokey way.
The only rule to the two variations of this text is that it has to strongly relate to your relationship. You can’t just send a photo of a pizza because you know that everyone likes pizza! The subject has to be something specific to you that will remind her of your relationship and make her feel nostalgic, not confused and weirded out.
Text #3: The Realization Text
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