Why You Should Get Back Together With Your Ex

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Whhhhats up YouTube, this is Brad Browning… you guys already know who I am, and you know my videos are all about breakups and getting back together with an ex. Today’s video is probably going to stir up a bit of controversy, because in a second I’m going to explain a few reasons why you SHOULD get back together with your ex.

See, I frequently see comments on my YouTube videos where people say stuff like, “Your ex is your ex for a reason!” or “OMG you should never get back together with your ex!!”... now, sometimes that’s actually true… some relationships just aren’t worth saving. Occasionally, a person might simply have no chance of winning back your ex. If you’re worried that might be the case for you, you can take the free quiz I’ve built to evaluate your chances of reviving the relationship… to take the quiz, go to BreakupBrad.com/Quiz.

So, there are a few exceptions… but most of the time, breakups don’t happen because two people are just fundamentally wrong for one another. Usually -- and I’m sure many of you watching this video can relate to this -- a relationship will begin perfectly, full of passion… couples will be madly in love, share an intimate connection, and want to spend every waking moment together. But then, usually gradually over time, things start going downhill.

But the key thing here is that most relationships WERE great in their early stages. You found a compatible partner, fell in love, and built a close connection. That doesn’t happen easily or often, I’m afraid. You don’t fall in love with just anyone… we’ve all been on terrible first dates and been in short-lived relationships that had no future.

See, developing an intimate bond with someone, falling in love… it’s relatively rare. Most relationships or flings will fizzle out long before they get to that stage. If finding a soulmate was so easy, and you’d be compatible with just about anyone of the opposite sex, then we’d all be married to the person we went on our first date with. No-one would be single for more than a week or two after a breakup.

I think that my point here is pretty clear: you had a great relationship with your ex at some point. You know you’re compatible and have the ability to love one another. But, somewhere along the way, things unraveled and the relationship went downhill. What if you realized what went wrong and knew how to avoid it next time around? If you and your ex were to get a second chance at love… start from scratch, and this time get it right the first time around… why couldn’t the relationship stay healthy and lead to a lifetime together?

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