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Episode 615: Dumper Guilt Timeline · The Art of Love With Lucia

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  Hi, this is Lucia with The Art of Love of a dating and
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  relationship expert specializing and helping you get your ex back
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  or to get over your ex. This week I want to talk about
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  the Dumper guilt timeline. Dumper guilt is more common than
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  you might think. If you've been dumped.
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  You probably think your ex doesn't care about your feelings
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  since it was their decision to leave you and they knew it would
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  hurt you, but that is rarely the case.
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  So stay tuned and I will tell you all about the timeline.
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  But first I want to welcome back my beautiful No Contact army.
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  Okay. So dump her guilt.
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  When does it start? Well, it actually starts a few
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  days after the breakup. However, at that time, they're
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  feeling more compassion than guilt.
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  If they cared about you, they didn't want to hurt you.
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  But I wouldn't necessarily classify it as guilt.
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  They're not going to be feeling strong guilt at this time
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  because they're in the relief stage.
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  They got what they wanted, so they're happy.
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  So it's very unlikely they're going to be feeling really
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  guilty. This is one of the reasons why
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  you don't respond to bread crumbs.
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  Because they may simply be reaching out.
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  Because they feel compassion for you and they know that you're
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  probably upset and they're hoping you'll respond and
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  relieve them of any small guilt they may have.
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  So by not responding, no, they're not necessarily going to
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  think that you're mad. If you don't respond, as some
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  people are afraid will happen, they don't know what you're
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  thinking or feeling. Just because you don't respond
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  it doesn't mean you're mad. But Dumpy's usually jumped to
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  that conclusion and they try to use it as yet another excuse to
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  stay or to break no contact. So while I talked in the video
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  on the 60 day rule, which I will put the link up in the right
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  hand corner that you're most likely to hear from your ex
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  between days 45 and 60, it doesn't necessarily mean they're
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  reaching out because they feel guilty with a capital G You
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  might be guilt with a small G, but more than anything they may
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  have moments of missing you. Moments where something reminds
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  them of you and or they're curious as to why you've gone
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  quiet. They don't know that you've
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  joined the No Contact Army. Then we have the guilt that's
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  felt from two to six months after the breakup.
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  So by this time, they're usually out of the relief stage.
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  And being single again is not necessarily as exciting as it
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  was when they broke up with you. And if they got into a
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  relationship soon after the breakup, it was likely a
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  rebound. And so this is the time during
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  which that relationship would most likely end.
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  This is when they would start to reexamine the relationship with
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  you, wonder if they made a mistake, and start to feel
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  guilty with a capital G Big G And this can only happen if you,
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  the dumpy handled the situation correctly after the breakup,
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  went into no contact and left them alone.
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  If you didn't leave them alone and you stayed in touch, then
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  they are less likely to fill guilt with a capital G because
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  you can't be that hurt if you're still in touch with them, right?
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  And by the way, if you're finding this helpful, this
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  information, please give this video a like so that the YouTube
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  algorithm will recommend it to other people and we can help
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  other people find out about the dumper relief timeline, dumper
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  guilt timeline, okay. And then finally we have the
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  time period that has passed six months.
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  And this is interesting because they're either feeling no guilt
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  at all and they feel that they made the right decision and they
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  can move forward or they're feeling very guilty.
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  If they met someone during this time and it's working out for
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  them, then I'm sorry to tell you that they won't be feeling any
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  guilty, any guilt. Or if you didn't do no contact
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  and stayed in touch again, they won't feel any guilt.
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  That's why I'm constantly begging you guys to please stay
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  in no contact, leave them alone and don't respond to bread
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  crumbs. And if you did all this and the
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  dumper is not happier than they were when they were with you,
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  then they will feel guilty. And this is what makes dumpers
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  reach out months or even years later.
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  They're not happier and fulfilled without you, and they
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  haven't been able to replace you.
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  And their guilt has built up over time and life has shown
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  them that indeed, they did make a mistake.
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  They're in the reflection stage and this is great for you.
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  It's good news for you. So it's a recap.
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  The jumper would feel guilt with a small GA few days after the
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  breakup and for the first two months and then guilty with a
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  big G in two months from two months onwards.
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  If you behave correctly after the breakup and if they didn't
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  get into another relationship which lasted.
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  So which stage do you think your ex is in currently?
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  Please comment below. And finally, I want to end with
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  a short comment from my YouTube channel and someone heard from
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  their ex after six months and maybe she's feeling guilty And
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  he says today's my birthday and what do you know, She sent me a
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  happy birthday message. Six months of no contact were
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  worth it. There were times when I felt
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  like she would never reach out again.
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  Times when I doubted no contact. But you were rightly Chia I was.
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  It might be just a message and nothing more.
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  However, that is a big win for me.
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  A psychological one, at least. Oh, and by the way, I'll be
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  taking my time responding to that message.
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  My old me would definitely answered her straight away and
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  would definitely try to find an excuse to meet up.
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  Let's show her the new me instead.
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  Yes, let's show her. She might appreciate the old me
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  more, who knows? So hopefully that turned out
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  well and they ended up getting back together.
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  And in the meantime, if you would like my help to get your
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  ex back, contact me at theartoflove.net and we will
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  send you the rates. The direct link is below every
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  And finally, remember that love inspires, empowers, uplifts and
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  enlightens.