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This Is Why Your Ex Lost Interest

Savva Smith
Entrepreneur, Coach

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How Power Balance Dictates Attraction


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You will learn:

The true reason behind breakups and relationship breakdowns
Three crucial moments to turn the tide in a breakup situation
The effectiveness of the "no contact" rule in relationship recovery and how it helps restore power balance
Have you ever wondered why your ex lost interest? Over 90% of the reasons they give are mere excuses, while the real reason remains hidden. This article unveils the truth behind relationship breakdowns, the power balance shift, and how you can regain control and rekindle the flame with your ex.

The real reason behind breakups

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Many people believe that improving their objective value - like getting fit, buying a new car, or becoming rich - will win their ex back. However, these materialistic attempts are often futile. It's important to understand that even smart, successful individuals can fall into the trap of trying to increase their objective value in relationships, only to find it doesn't work.

The true reason behind breakups is the destruction of the power balance in a relationship, leading to a weak position for one partner. As you slide further into weakness, your partner loses interest. This often happens when you make yourself completely available to your partner, neglecting your own life and goals. This is where techniques like the "no contact" rule come into play.

The power of no contact

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No contact is an effective method for relationship recovery because it reverses the process of losing power in a relationship. It limits your availability and restores your strong position, leading to regained independence and increased attractiveness. As a result, your partner's interest begins to return.


The no contact gives your ex time to miss you and reflect on the positive aspects of your relationship. By not constantly reaching out, you allow them to experience life without you and realize what they may have lost. This can often lead to a change of heart, and potentially a renewed desire to rekindle the relationship.

Three critical moments to reverse a breakup

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To stop and reverse a breakup situation, you need to address these three critical moments:
Becoming too invested in your partner.
Forgetting about yourself and your own goals.
Fighting for your partner and neglecting your own well-being
When you notice yourself engaging in any of these behaviors, take a step back and reflect on your actions. Understanding the hidden truth behind relationship breakdowns - the power balance shift - is essential to regaining control and rekindling the flame with your ex. By avoiding common misconceptions about objective value and focusing on restoring your strong position, you can successfully recover from a breakup and reignite your partner's interest.

If you notice your partner becoming distant or cold, avoid the natural response of becoming more affectionate or attentive. Instead, consider taking a step back and focusing on your own life for a while. Distance yourself just a little, and see if it helps improve the dynamic between you.

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Key Points


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The power balance in a relationship is crucial, and losing it can lead to breakups. Focus on maintaining your own independence and strong position, rather than becoming overly invested in your partner.
Recognize the critical moments that can lead to a breakup, such as neglecting your own well-being and goals. Make a conscious effort to avoid these behaviors and maintain a healthy balance in your relationship.
The "no contact" rule / method is an effective tool for relationship recovery, as it reverses the negative process that leads to breakups by limiting your availability and restoring your strong positioning

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