If money cannot buy back broken relationship?

Question

What can help remedy a failed love relationship? Any good sharing of the do and don't will be most appreciated. Tks.

Answer 1

u have to show her that u really care, call, send flowers, remember about important things for her, try to share with her most of ur free time, show her uve changed, that shes really important for u hope that everything will be ok good luck:))

Answer 2

Rule #1: Don't buy something that you know is already broken.

There are no remedies for failed love. Learn from your mistakes. Find and fix the faults in yourself before you try to have a relationship, old or new. If you can't do this the problems of your past will repeat themselves in the future.
People are always looking for external factors to make love work. That's a mistake I've made myself, and a very costly one as well.

Answer 3

whatever happened to love and changing your bad ways to bring back a failed relationship? find the mistake and try and learn from your mistakes. money is good to have but, money has never bought a good relationship. honesty and trust is what builds a relationship. talking and communicating keeps a relationship going too. treat them the way you would want to be treated. write down things you done wrong and things you done right. and write down what you could of changed towards the better to make the other party happier. good luck and look up dee

Answer 4

Even the best verbal skills are not enough to sustain relationships that are under stress or in conflict. Relationships that continue to connect us in exciting and meaningful ways thrive on playful, humorous interactive communication to keep them creative, productive, pleasurable and on track. Making fun of things people find frustrating has always been the mainstay of comedians. Lucille Ball, the most famous and beloved female comedian of all times, wove her career around the challenges of married love. Lucy satirized the petty jealousies and irritations couples feel toward one another and came up with playful, hilariously funny resolutions.

]joking about our frustrations
making a game out of pretending to like things we really dislike
spoofing and playfully exaggerating problems
making up playful games that help us get our point across

capacity to recognize and respond to important matters.
readiness to forgive and forget.
ability to seek compromise and avoid punishment.
belief that resolution can support the interests and needs of both parties.

manage stress — be alert and calm.
be aware of the emotions that signal needs.
be aware and respectful of differences

Answer 5

money can't buy back relationships they have to be worked on and if this one isn't to be then you find someone else and the time you have to work slowly and find the right person there are so many out there you will find someone to love it all takes time and learning about each other so just take care.

Answer 6

Depends on why it failed and if both parties want to try and make it work. If one party is done and wants nothing to do with it it isn't going to work. If both parties are willing to work at it, then it may happen. try counseling and go from there. Give it time and see where things end up.

Answer 7

Who cares, Man up and get another girl and have some respect for yourself.
I would reather be alone forever, than beg for somebody to like me.

Answer 8

Two people trusting one another again. Or getting back those old feelings and deciding to work on it...again.

Answer 9

calling every day...visiting every day...spending time every day...cooking...cleaning...washing the car...walks in the park, walks on the beach...really, it takes more time than anything...=) time heals all wounds! so they say =)

Answer 10

want love and adjustment