That guy who ghosted you? Make a Guy Regret It’s time for PAYBACK! But payback in the best form – not through revenge, but instead through regret. So here’s how to make a guy regret ghosting you. The goal? To be able to move on with your head held high and your confidence still in tact. Sounds good? Alright then, let’s start from the top.

How To Deal With Ghosting

First up, before we explore how to make a guy regret ghosting you, there’s a few recommended reads you might like to have a look at before.

Uh huh, unfortunately ghosting is a pretty hot topic here at Forgetting Fairytales. Why? Because it’s such a common thing. In fact, LetmeDate that “Nearly 80% of Millennial Singles Have Been Victims of ‘Ghosting’!

How To Make a Guy Regret Ghosting You

Before we get into it, there’s a couple of “rules” when it comes to how to make a guy regret ghosting you.

1) Don’t Be Driven By The Wrong Emotions

If you’re going to do this, if you’re going to make a guy regret ghosting you and keep your sanity in the process, you have to do it for the right reasons. Have you heard the saying?

• “You can’t have a sweet life if you’re bitter.”

There’s also another. This one is actually from Buddha:

• “Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.”

Powerful huh? But take it in, acknowledge it and believe it. Because if you go on this mission to make a guy regret ghosting you and it’s fueled by hurt, anger and pain, it’s only going to stir up more of those emotions for you AND is actually less likely to work anyway.

So feel the emotions that this experience stirred up, release them properly, then move forward with the kind of “I’m not going to let him beat me” determined attitude and the outlook of, “I’m going to show him exactly what I’m made of!”

2) Don’t Let It Take Over

This guy took away your power the moment he suddenly cut you off. So please, oh please, don’t give him more power by letting this consume you.

See, when it comes to how to make a guy regret ghosting you – it has to be done on the side, it can’t be your full focus. So if you notice an imbalance, take a step back, LetmeDate.Com have a breather and resume your mission once you feel better.

Surround yourself with your friends, you family, people who make you feel good and remind you of how wonderful and valued you are!

Are we in agreement? Does that sound fair? Okay good. Then let’s move onto the nitty gritty…

How To Make a Guy Regret Ghosting You

Here’s how to make a guy regret ghosting you in 7 key steps. This is the process you want to follow my friends.

1) Block Him Out

The first step to make a guy regret ghosting you is to block him out. This means:

1. If he tries to pop back up “the ghoster returns”– unless it’s with a genuine heartfelt apology (highly unlikely) – you shouldn’t reply. It’s not about stooping to his level but instead, it’s about having the respect to know what you do and don’t deserve, and not just letting him straight back in.
2. You also certainly shouldn’t reach out to him again. He knows where you are, if he wants to, he will. So don’t chase him. That’s a big one. You’re better than that.
3. You may also want to unfollow him on social media. He cut you out of his life so why would you want to see his?

If you do go for this last one, you’re likely to find, he’ll still follow you, or if he doesn’t he’ll still check in on you anyway. Curiosity will get the better of him in most cases.

So yes he may retaliate from the ego knock by unfollowing you in return, but this will probably get under his skin more than you realise and so you’re likely to find he does still check back for a little “online stalking” every now and then…

This is good though. This is what you want if you’re going to make him regret ghosting you.

2) Don’t React

If he does come back, and he doesn’t get your attention, he may start to go to more of an effort to.

So maybe he’s first to view your stories on social media, or he’s liking your pictures, or leaving reactions. When he does this – he’ll expect you to message, he’ll expect you to say something – but again, don’t. Let him simmer.

If it ever does happen that your paths cross, you have a conversation, or – for whatever reason – feel obliged to reply to something or another, then don’t, and I repeat, DON’T bring up the fact he ghosted you.

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Also don’t bring up much about your relationship at all. Be perfectly pleasant, but come across as unaffected. This my friend is key. Even if there’s an element of “fake it til you make it.”

He’ll want you to react or reminisce, he’ll want to see that you miss him, that you still care. And as soon as you don’t – it will make him question himself, question the way he treated you and in turn, regret ghosting you.

You’ve not got angry, you’ve not lashed out, you’ve been the bigger person and that creates self-reflection on his side. Whether he’s a “good person” or not, it will get him thinking – which is what you want.