The real question is, "Why did you initiate the breakup in the first place?" The second question is, "If the other person really loved you, why did they accept?" The best advice I can give is get to the heart of the matter before you try to reconcile. Figure out why you wanted to break up with that person in the first place. Are you afraid of commitment? Did you think the grass was greener somewhere else? Does this person not treat you the way you want to be treated and you got tired of it? Did you sense that this person didn't love you as much as you love them? The list of questions goes on and on but, deep down, in your own heart, you know what it was that led you to take this action. Figure that out first. If you've done that soul searching and you decide that you made a hasty move, that this relationship is the real deal and you want to save it, sit down and talk to your ex and put all the cards on the table (why you did what you did, why you want to make things work) and ask that person point blank if they want to be in a relationship with you. There's no maybe to this answer. Ask for clarity. Ask the person how much time they need to make a decision but set a deadline and let them know that, either way, you need to move forward. This person will let you know (whether they give you a straight answer or not) but, again, the first reql question is what made you initiate the break-up in the first place.
Only if you agreed to be friends, which doesn't always work.
They have agreed that they would never want to breakup and that it would be one of the worst thing to happen to them.
Probably not. They both mention it was a peaceful and agreed on breakup.
The person should accept the breach if at all the product had no warranty.
The Philippines agreed to accept the Spaniards mainly due to their superior military power, advanced technology, and strategic alliances. Additionally, there were initial misconceptions about the intentions of the Spanish explorers, with some Filipino leaders initially viewing them as potential allies or trade partners.
If you agreed to abide by an arbitrated settlement then yes you do. If you did not, then you can then file to proceed to a civil trial.
Accede is a word used to describe someone who has agreed to a request. A good sentence would be, she did not accede to the rules of the essay.
Click on the message, type in something like agreed after clicking replay, and send it to the messenger.
He agreed to become Catholic so the Fench people would accept him as their king
Lesson learned: Lenders LIE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In exchange for being handed the presidency, he agreed to withdraw Republican troops from the southern states.
Only by previous consent. It is not polite to expect - or force - the person to accept your semen. If you have not agreed anything in advance, then you tell the person you are about to come and then let them decide what to do, whether to accept it, or to release your penis