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Is Being "Friends" With Your Ex A Good Thing or A Bad Thing?

Being friends with an ex can be a good thing if the goal is to get back together. It allows time for both people to heal and rebuild the relationship. Being friends gives the ex an excuse to spend time together to warm up to each other again. Advanced relationship skills can then be used to further rebuild the emotional connection and openness between them in hopes that the ex realizes they still have strong feelings. The document promotes a program that teaches these skills to help relationships thrive or get an ex back.

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Is Being “Friends” With Your Ex A Good Thing Or A Bad Thing?

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Clay Andrews <[email protected]> 4 March 2023 at 18:00

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Are you worried about being put in the friend zone by your ex?

...After all the two of you have been through…?

Just to become a platonic friend who gets to sit there having coffee
with them, sipping on a latte while they tell you all about the new
person they’re seeing…

…UGH…

It makes you wish someone would just put you out of your misery with
a quick sledgehammer blow to the head, doesn’t it?

Hold on though.

Maybe being “friends” with your ex isn’t so bad.

In fact, maybe it could actually be a GOOD sign.

That’s right.
Being “friends” with your ex could actually be a GREAT thing if you
want to get back together with them.

Okay, I know you probably think I’ve lost it, but hear me out.

THIS Is Why You WANT to Be “Friends”

with Your Ex

Getting back together is a big decision.

It’s not something your ex is going to take lightly.

And no “perfect” text message or anything is going to change that.

Instead, the harsh reality is that getting back together is going to take
time while you and your ex heal and mend your relationship.

And being “friends” is a great way to buy yourself the time you need to
do that.

If you refuse to be "friends" with your ex, you're essentially forcing

them to choose between being with you in a romantic sense or not at
all.

Frankly, that isn't a decision they are ready to make right now.

...Which means they'll choose to cut you out of their life for good.

Don't force them to make this decision until you've had some time to
warm them up a bit (more on that in a moment, though...).

But What About the "Friend Zone”?

Maybe you’re wondering...

"If I’m “friends” with my ex, won’t I just end up in the ‘friend
zone’? Then won’t I be in REAL trouble?”

And the answer is…

NO!

You won’t be in the “friend zone.”

For better or worse, your ex has already decided that you are
attractive.

I’m sorry, but you’re hot.

(Yes, YOU!)

There’s nothing that your ex can do about it.

If your ex didn’t think you were attractive, the two of you would have
never ended up in a relationship together in the first place.

Your ex might say that the two of you are "just friends.”

They may even try very, very hard to be “just friends” with you.

But underneath all of it, they still feel attracted to you.

You can’t change that.

So, don’t worry about the "friend zone,” okay.

What You Should Do Next…

So, now that you know that you need to buy yourself some time to
restore the connection you have with your ex…
…And you know that you CANNOT be put in the “friend zone"…

...You should go ahead and agree to be friends with your ex.

It gives your ex a really good excuse to spend time with you while
they warm up to you again (“Sure, we can hang out, after all, we’re
just friends.”)

But What Next?

What do you do now that you’ve got yourself the opportunity to mend
the connection?

Well, that’s where the Advanced Relational Skills in the Ex Solution

Program come into play.

These skills will help you rebuild the connection, the love, and the
openness that you and your ex have for one another.

I’ve been helping people with their breakups for years now, and I’ve
seen absolute miracles happen when people start using developing
and using these skills.

In fact, don’t be surprised if your ex suddenly realizes that they have

very strong feelings for you, even if the two of you are “just friends.”

Are you ready to get started?

Well, you can learn more or sign up with the Ex Solution Program
over here.

-Clay

Who Is Clay Andrews?

Since 2009, Clay has been helping heart centered
entrepreneurs and professionals going through breakups heal,
connect, and find a new beginning with the people they used to
call their exes.

However, it wasn’t always this way.

Several years ago, Clay found himself in the exact same

situation that you might be going through right now.

The woman he loved left him for someone else.

Through trial and error, and learning everything the hard way,
he was eventually able to get her back.

You can learn more about how Clay did it over here.

Work With Us

There are a lot of ways to work with Clay and the Modern Love
Team.

Connect And Commit - What to say to turn potentially

devastating situations with your ex into opportunities for
connection

Ex Solution Program - Navigate your ex’s emotional world to

build a stronger connection and inspire commitment for lasting
love
Effortless Connection - Develop high-stakes communication
skills to help a struggling relationship thrive.

Emotional Freedom - Overcome the pain of your breakup to

build a new possibility for love with your ex or with someone
new

Authentic Dating - Strategies to navigate the dating world to

find your ideal partner in 5 dates or less.

Private Coaching - Work with us to develop a custom solution

for your current situation

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please contact us with details at [email protected]

Psychologists, Counselors,

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Psychologists and counselors frequently ask us if they can

share our courses with their clients to help them with breakups
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If you are a psychologist, counselor, therapist, or other helping
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