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At the same time, your self-esteem is sky high, so your comments are not nasty, but rather good-natured like you would do with a buddy. Before it's time for either one of you to go, you TAKE ACTION and you don't wait for her to do it- you tell her to give you her email so she can be with a cool dude - you- again. And as you do all this, you will naturally convey self-esteem, emotional strength and dominance through your voice tone, body language, etc.

And if YOU want to learn more about how to succeed with women in a way that feels GOOD and feels natural, and requires no memorization, then I seriously suggest you download my eBook, The Dating Wizard: Secrets to Success with Women.

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No sex that night, huh? Not even from the ex, I'll bet.

It's great being the Nice Guy, huh?

Quite frankly, after being suckered into that pathetic display of ex-girlfriend *Yes, dear* behavior, I don't think you stand much of a chance with either of them. But if you want to turn it around, you should simply go ask the new girl out and pretend that nothing happened. As long as you weren't rude in your departure with your ex, she might have interpreted the situation as just another woman in your life that wants you. (Which would normally be good.)

And if you have to explain, just tell her you needed to help out your ex in a time of need. Don't answer apologetically whatever you do. Own up to the choice you made.

Again, it all depends on how you cut it short with the new girl as to whether you can go back. You say you *left her hanging,* which does not sound like you explained yourself well. Hey, at this point, you've got nothing to lose.

 

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