True Love Wanted |

Welcome to my page.  My name is Jennifer Neeley.  I know you’re probably here for one thing we have in common — I’ve also suffered from the severe emotional trauma resulting from breaking up with the love of my life.

His name is Peter.

We met in college. Most people who knew us said that we were meant for each other. We acted the same. We had the same interests. We even took a lot of the same classes — that’s how we met.

I guess that since we had so much in common, we developed a really deep relationship pretty quickly.

We spent most of our free time together the rest of the way through school, and we talked every single night. Even when we were apart, if felt like he was right beside me.

After our graduation, he asked me to marry him. I knew he was the man I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. I couldn’t stop thinking about him.

Maybe We Should Have Slowed Things Down

Looking back, I realize we moved into the deeper part of the relationship way too fast. I guess that can happen when two people are so comfortable with each other.

I suppose this type of thing happens in a lot of relationships. When two people “fit,” it’s easy to let a relationship develop fast. Sometimes too fast.

We spent the next few months talking about our plans — our dreams.  It seemed like we were unstoppable and together we could take on the world.

Most relationships are like this in the beginning. At least the good ones, anyway.

Then… Disaster

“Disaster” can come in many forms — it could be the loss of a job, a new attractive coworker, a huge fight, a loss of sex drive. There are almost too many reasons for a breakup to count.

In my case, Peter wanted space.

He seemed so happy the day he proposed to me. He told me that he wanted to grow old with me. We both had tears in our eyes.

But as the date approached, Peter became distant.

While he was really excited about the “idea” of marriage, as it got closer to a reality he didn’t seem to care any more. He just seemed indifferent to the whole idea.

And That’s When He Pulled the Rug Out

Peter said he needed some space and time to think things through. He couldn’t tell me how much time he needed.

After he stopped returning my calls and text messages, I knew he was very serious.

Until someone goes through a breakup like this, they can’t imagine how it feels.  I couldn’t eat or sleep. I didn’t want to talk to anyone. I felt like my life was over.

I suppose it’s natural when you’re hit with an emotional bomb to just shut down.

Time seems to stand still as you watch the phone waiting for it to ring. Wondering if he’ll call. Hoping he’ll call. Reviewing the past over and over in your mind.

The pain seems like it will never end. Real depression is right around the corner.

But that’s not the way it has to be.

So often, men and women make serious mistakes after a breakup — mistakes that unfortunately have the chance of completely destroying any chance of getting back together with your love.

There is a Solution.

I made lots of mistakes when I first tried to get Peter back. I wound up doing nothing more than pushing him further away – and I looked pretty pathetic and needy.

Then I started doing some searching on the Internet (like you’re doing) and found the book that saved my relationship.

That’s precisely how I got Peter back, and now we’re happier than we’ve ever been — all thanks to one book.

Luckily I found T. “Dub” Jackson just as I was about to lose all hope.

T. “Dub” wrote a simple, easy-to-follow step by step plan called “The Magic of Making Up.” The title sounded a little silly when I first saw it, but it worked like magic for us.

Now we’re more in love than ever.

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May you share my success,

Jennifer Neeley