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As difficult as it is to see your ex with another partner, you need to respect her personal boundaries. Give her space and take some time to build your confidence, make personal changes related to your breakup, and gain a fresh perspective. The best ways to show that you truly care about her are to respect her choices and to allow her to find happiness. For now, that might not be with you. In time, you might both be in a position to rekindle your romance. It's best not to try to get back together if she's seeing someone else. However, even if you don't want to wait until she's single, you should still take time to build your confidence and clear your mind. Think about the events leading up to the breakup, and try to objectively evaluate what caused it. Reflecting on the breakup can help you identify the changes you might need to make to rebuild the relationship. Alternatively, you might realize that you broke up for a good reason and that, despite the pain, it's for the best. Ask yourself, "Were there any warning signs? Did we seem to grow apart over time, or was the breakup sudden? What role did I play, and what changes can I make so we wouldn't fall into the same pattern if we got back together?" Additionally, be honest with yourself about your compatibility with her. Upon reflection, you might find that fundamental differences between you and your ex led to the breakup. For instance, she might not want children, but that's a deal breaker for you. If you want to win your ex back, you'll need to show how you've addressed the ways that you contributed to the breakup. Even if you aren't able to rekindle the relationship, making personal changes can help you be a better partner in future relationships. Holding yourself accountable doesn't necessarily mean you're entirely responsible for the breakup. Don't look for ways to blame yourself or dwell on what you could have done. Just focus on finding opportunities to become a more fulfilled person. For example, perhaps you prioritized work over your ex-girlfriend. Meaningful changes might include pursuing interests unrelated to work and taking better care of your physical and mental health. If you cheated on her, seeing a counselor to explore the underlying reasons you were unfaithful could show that you're serious about self-improvement. You'll have a better shot at winning back your ex if you approach her from a confident position. She's more likely to respond positively if you're feeling good about yourself than if you desperately plead and beg. Building your self-esteem is also great for your overall well-being and can help you cope with the breakup. For instance, activities like running or cycling can improve your physical and mental health. Outdoing your best times and distances can also build your confidence. Clubs and classes related to your interests can help you become more social. Meeting new people can also give you a fresh, more optimistic perspective. Professional accomplishments can enhance your self-esteem, so try to pursue goals at work or school. Going on dates can help you realize that there are other fish in the sea. If you're more optimistic, you might have a clearer understanding of whether you truly want to reignite your relationship with your ex. Let your dates know in advance that you're just seeing people casually and just went through a breakup. You wouldn't want to string someone along and make them think you're open to a serious relationship. As you work on gaining a better perspective, assess why you want your ex back. Try to figure out whether these reasons are consistent, or if they diminish as you heal from the breakup. Try writing in a journal about your progress, and read back your entries over the following weeks. Ask yourself, "Do I still want to try to fix things, even after gaining a broader perspective? Is it possible that I wanted her back because of my grief, or because I wanted to hold onto a sense of comfort?" Breakups are tough, and missing someone doesn't always mean you should get back together. Before trying to rekindle your relationship, be honest with yourself, and try to figure out if you and your ex are truly right for each other. It can be hard to look at a relationship objectively after a painful breakup. If you're not sure you're thinking clearly about the relationship, ask a close friend or relative for feedback.

summary: Give your ex-girlfriend space, and respect her decisions. Assess the reasons for your breakup. Make a list of things you need to improve. Pursue activities and goals that will build your self-esteem. Try casually dating other people, but be honest about your situation. Ask yourself why you want to get back together with your ex.

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Open the command prompt (START + type in CMD on the search bar, then click on CMD). (Other windows version: START + RUN + CMD) and type 'chdir C:\documents and settings\(username)\my documents'. Type 'dir' and read all of the information that pops up. It should look something like this... Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195] (C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp. C:\>chdir c:\documents and settings\sample\my documents C:\Documents and Settings\Sample\My Documents>dir Volume in drive C has no label.Volume Serial Number is F8F8-3F6D Directory of C:\Documents and Settings\Sample\My Documents 7/21/2001 07:20p <DIR> . 7/21/2001 07:20p <DIR> .. 7/21/2001 07:20p 7,981,554 clip0003.avi 7/15/2001 08:23p <DIR> My Pictures 1 File(s) 7,981,554 bytes 3 Dir(s) 14,564,986,880 bytes free
summary: Here's how you can use your command prompt to check the dates: