How can I stop my ex from texting me? How can I get my ex to stop
calling me? How can I make my ex stop contacting me all together?
Break-ups can be extremely hard. Some people take it better than
others and everyone reacts to the differently. For some people can easily
accept that something is over and move on, others find it hard to accept but
nonetheless keep to themselves and move on while others refuse to accept a
break up and may even resort to stalking or obsession.
If you feel that your ex will not accept the fact that your
relationship is over or that you've moved on and want to avoid contact, the
following might help:
1. Communicate your views to him / her
The first thing to do and the courteous thing to do is to make
sure you're on the same page. Your ex may not know how you feel and might be
hopeful that if he / she keeps trying you'll take him / her back. Another
thought that might be going through your exes mind is that you're not serious
regarding how you feel. He / she might think that you’re just trying to punish
him / her and that if they persist you'll take them back or plan to anyway or
maybe you've behaved similarly in the past and then taken them back. If this is
the case you need to vice your thoughts and feelings to your ex one more time
and if this doesn't work proceed with the next step.
2. Ignore him / her
As mentioned above, you need to communicate your feelings ONE MORE
TIME and ONE MORE TIME ONLY. Don't keep on repeating yourself or trying to
explain or anything. Sometimes getting any form of reaction or reply from you
even if it's negative is better than getting nothing. Your ex may carry on
because he / she knows you're going to react and they thus getting
communication from you. You need to stop. Don't reply, don’t answer the calls,
don't communicate at all - not to say 'leave me alone', not to say 'stop
calling', not to say 'it’s over'. Just ignore him / her.
3. Do not make contact
This is a given. If you don't want him / her contacting you, don't
contact him / her. Don't feel satisfied by his / her attempts at contacting you
and then suddenly when he / she stops feel the need to make contact. That might
happen but if you're considerate of his or her feelings you'll allow him / her
the chance to move on and avoid contacting him / her at all. Don't call, text,
email, Facebook friend, tweet, poke etc. Just leave him / her alone.
4. Block him or her from all forms of social media.
It's part of avoiding contact and communication and doesn’t need
much explaining. Just do it - it's for the best. Allowing him or her to see you
go on with your life or with other people and vice versa could only result in unnecessary
hurt and prohibit the ability to move on.
5. Block his / her numbers
If your ex won’t stop calling or texting contact your service
provider or research how to block his or her phone numbers from your home. This
won’t stop him / her from using a public phone or different phone card but it's
a step in the right direction and will allow him or her to see how serious you
actually are.
6. Threaten to contact the authorities for harassment
Let your ex know that if he / she doesn't stop making contact with
you / threatening you / harassing you, you will contact the police and report
the harassment to them. This might scare him / her into stopping.
7. Finally - contact the police
If all else fails and especially if you or your partner feel
threatened or that your life or well-being may be in danger, contact the police
and report your ex to then possibly obtaining a restraining order. This is a
major step and should only be carried out if you feel it is really necessary.
Break-ups are never easy. I always prefer for them to end on a
good note even if it is a sad goodbye. Having to end things badly or especially
with something like threats or a restraining order are really not great but all
situations and circumstances are different and everyone has to do what's best
for them. Do what's best for you. Good luck!
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