What happened? You met a great guy. He seemed interested. Everything was going fine, and then he pulled back.
Now you replay the last conversation over and over, looking for the line where it went wrong. You tell yourself that if you understood why he left, you could fix it.
You can get him back. But the things you want to do right now are the things that push him farther away. The number one mistake women make is using what works on a woman. Men do not think the way women do.
You need to know what he is thinking and what he wants, so you get him back and keep him. I'll give you the plan hundreds of women have already used.
- The top three reasons a man suddenly loses interest, even when he was very much into you.
- The number one mistake women make when trying to get their man back.
- The three things you do that drive him away again.
- If he calls, what to say and what not to say.
- What men crave.
- What to do if he does not call. How to reach out first without looking desperate.
- What you must do to get your ex's attention, and how to tell what makes him want to be with you again.
- How to tell if he has his own unresolved problems, the kind that stay there even when you are doing everything right. And how to tell if they can be worked out or if you need to let him go.
- A warning. Your gifts and your kindness may be telling him you think little of yourself. How to know when you are giving too much.
- How to shape what he thinks of you, so he sees you as more valuable, and not as someone he can take for granted.
- The first three months. What to do once you are back together.
Bob Grant, PLC, has spent more than 25 years sitting across from women one at a time. There's a reason he gets so many wedding invitations. He shows women how to attract a good man and keep him.
Many women unknowingly sabotage their relationships despite their best efforts. Why? Because what works for women does not work for men.
Bob brings a man's point of view. He can show you how what you want is often not what he wants.
Bob lives in Atlanta with his wife Stacey. They have a daughter and three sons. Yes, triplets.