I had been dating Amanda for over four years. It took me awhile to get up the nerve to pop the question, but I finally saved up for a ring, and took her out to an elegant dinner to ask her to marry me. Little did I know she had other plans. During dinner, she said she wanted to spend some time apart, and see other people.
I wasn’t just heartbroken, I was devastated! I kept the ring hidden in my pocket, and agreed to a break-up. I didn’t know what else to do. Here, I loved this woman more than anything, and she still wanted to see other people.
I spent days wondering what I did wrong, and how I could get her back. I tried calling her, but she wouldn’t speak to me. It had been nearly two weeks when I finally came across a recommendation for T.W. Jackson’s The Magic of Making Up in a chatroom. I figured I didn’t have anything to lose, so I went to the website that they linked me to, and downloaded it. That night, I read almost the whole manuscript. Everything T.W. Jackson said seemed to make sense, but a lot of his advice was very off-the-wall. Could it actually work? I didn’t know. I didn’t think so, but Amanda had already left me, so what did I have to lose?
Let me tell you, as odd as some of his advice might be, it really worked. In fact, I later found out that his advice works so well, that the author worried about people using it for unscrupulous purposes! After I started following the guidelines in The Magic of Making Up, Amanda finally took my calls, and agreed to meet me to talk. I found out she was still in love with me, and we agreed to start seeing each other again. Just a few months later, I took that ring out of hiding and asked her to marry me. This time around, she said yes!
Both men and women can be absolutely devastated by breakups. I know I was. If you’re in the position I used to be in, you owe it to yourself to stop being miserable, and start being proactive. The Magic of Making Up can help you get through to your ex, and rekindle your relationship. It is hands-down the best guide I have ever found for how to patch up a broken relationship, and move on as a happier, stronger couple than you used to be.