Has anyone heard of this?

[fitzas]

My freind just downloaded this thing of the net that's supposed to help you get your ex back. It's called Pull your Ex Back by Ryan Hall. Has anyone ever heard of this?

[Aphrodite_66]

No and why would anyone want to do that.Get over the ex and find someone else.I'm about to get divorced,my husband is obsessed by me and wants me back.When i am divorced i want to get as far away as possible from him.PLEASE he made my life a living HELL.Do i want him back NEVER

[weasel]

scan it and Google it, it's quite possible it might be spy-ware or something else bad for your system. if you don't have an anti virus, AVG and AD-aware have free versions get them and use them

[lnt1103]

I googled it, apparently it's a self-help book.

Do I buy that it could work? Rarely if ever. Why? Because generally, with the end of a relationship comes so many hurt feelings and so much broken trust, there's no repair.

[lilah]

they are called Ex's for a reason move on to someone who will appreciate you

[tank5617]

yea i got dumped but as soon after the world opend up i had ALOT OF CHIOCES if you no wat i mean. tell it only gets better here on out or did for me.

[Newtolove]

I started receiveing this free self help course by a guy named dave by email, heavily advertised on the net. All about how to pick up women in a flash. what a load of garbadge, I won't go as far as saying it was sexist but it was one of those things that first pointed out the massive gulf between men and women so that it could tell you how to close the gulf again and win women like they are objects and prizes. Really such junk. Boys just get out there be nice and make friends, you should find a friend turn into more, you don't need to go round on a stealth mission

[jessica roy]

I dont trust self help books and all that stuff. I find it mostly a crock if you have aproblem deal with it. Patting yourself on the back and hugging yourself and singing a happy song every morning wont do much to solve anything. Its all about simple mind over matter be strong act strong.

[Qplezsthawife]

*laughing*

[RedRoses]

hmmmm (thinking)... I don't think it makes sense to read a book to get your ex back. What you could do is learn from the experience. And to do that you may want guidelines on what questions to ask yourself. I'm very much in favor of self-tutoring, -helping, -monitoring, etc. After all; you know yourself better than any one else.

Therefor I don't condemn self-helpbooks, allthough I agree there's a lot of trash among those, because it could very well enriche your development. Search for books that clearly explain the background on it's strategies and theories, reference included. Just like sharing opinions, learning about different strategies can help you create your own. In order to do that you've got to look at the book as if having a conversation. Don't simply aply. Use your own head and make a well informed decission on whether you agree with it or not. You weren't given brains for nothing.

Ps; maybe my advice seems like a lot of work, but remember that petting your own back requires a hell lot of yoga