Did you have a particular bond with a guy?
And you know he felt it too, despite his recent behavior?
That's a relationship worth fighting for, in my opinion. And the good news is that I may be able to help you rekindle your relationship with your ex.
Because, regardless of what a guy says, he wants that wonderful connection back as well.
But he won't allow himself to act on those sentiments while attempting to move on.
Here's what James Bauer a renowned relationship expert has discovered about this issue...
A guy who is unwilling to pursue a relationship with you feels the last chapter has been written.
He imagines the conclusion of your relationship's story, with the last page of the final chapter already written.
You must change his thinking framework in order to reclaim his love.
If you want to jump forward, here's a video that explains the strategy that has resulted in hundreds of spontaneous testimonies from ladies all over the globe.
Here's James Bauer's take on the issue with males.
We attempt to rationalize our love connections. That is why "logic" prevents you from reconciling with your ex.
To succeed, you must go through his reasoning and reach directly into his heart.
You must immediately engage with his emotional desires.
This necessitates the activation of a deeper kind of knowledge, which is often muted by logical, conscious reasoning.
You wish to retell your relationship's tale.
Your job is to modify the way he thinks about the relationship.
This is not something you do lightly.
This process does not begin and stop with a single chat. You only put a seed in his thoughts.
That seed might be as simple as a question. You employ ambiguous words to raise doubt in his mind.
Why? Because the human mind cannot ignore such a subject.
Our thoughts attempt to answer issues by weighing several probable responses.
That's all it takes to persuade him that what he believed was the conclusion of your narrative was really only the beginning.
One way to say it is as follows:
I'm beginning to wonder whether the last chapter of our relationship has been written. I'm not sure why that question keeps coming to mind."
Say it in a casual tone, without a break for him to respond. It's simply something hilarious about your own stream of mind that you notice.
Even if he attempts to disregard the possibilities, his subconscious will be impacted by that query.
There are no drawbacks to the way suggestion works.
If I tell you, "Your leg no longer hurts," the subconscious mind will experience ideas, sensations, and pictures associated with the phrase "hurts."
The "no longer" component is omitted.
That is why hypnotists only use positive words to put ideas in someone's head.
"Notice how comfy and relaxed your leg gets with each passing instant," hypnotists suggest.
They don't remark, "Notice how your leg no longer hurts."
Raising the possibility of what may happen between the two of you (in the future) leads his imagination to fill that gap automatically.
It's similar to the film Inception. If you haven't watched it, Inception is a film about putting the seed of an idea in the mind of someone else.
They do this by entering someone's dreams using a specific method that allows many individuals to share the same dream.
The "architect" of the dream in the film designs a safe...like a metal box for hiding hidden documents and valuables.
Once the "space" is formed, the dreamer automatically fills it with things they wish to keep concealed and carefully tucked away.
It's an unconscious instinctive tendency.
That fictitious narrative is based on the truth of how the subconscious mind operates, as learned through hundreds of years of experimenting with hypnotic suggestions.
He will begin to doubt himself once his mind is open to the potential of being loved by you again.
That idea will prompt him to open the door to his heart just enough to look for those sensations.
This is what we aimed for. This is the key that will allow you to go to the next chapter.
The story of your relationship can begin anew whenever a new page is turned.
It's a blank page demanding to be filled. And if you truly want that new story to culminate in pleasure and love fulfillment, James Bauer has the following suggestion for you.
You just stumbled across a secret of the male mind. Even men don't realize this about themselves.
It's the one thing they want more than anything else.
It's an instinctive urge he can't deny, and it's something few women can provide.
It's so essential and this free video presentation explains what it is and how you can use it to get him back for good.
Click the button below to see this brief presentation and learn something that will transform your "luck" with men forever.
I really want to offer you an unfair advantage, but I'll leave it up to you to determine if you'll utilize this information to win his heart.
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