If you're still holding onto feelings for your ex and wishing for them to return, sending a message might be just what you need to rekindle that connection. It’s an excellent way to remind them of the bond you once shared. Crafting the perfect opening message isn't difficult, and we're here to guide you on what to say. Once the ice is broken, you can focus on reconnecting with your ex and reigniting the trust and affection between you. Keep reading to find out what you can text to make them come back to you quickly.
Steps
“Can you help me with this?”

- “Do you know of any good games I could get as a birthday gift for my brother?”
- “I just bought a guitar. Any advice for a beginner?”
- “My computer keeps rebooting. Got any tips to fix it?”
- “I’m choosing classes for next semester. Which graphic design course do you think I should take?”
- “I can’t get past level 58 in Game Quest. Can you show me how?”
- “I just got a puppy! When did you start teaching your dog tricks?”
“You won’t believe what I’m doing right now.”

- “I’m in the escape room you always wanted to try with me.”
- “I’m at the arcade trying to beat your record.”
- “I finally tried that coffee you said was amazing.”
- “I’m at the water park, just like you used to.”
“This made me think of you.”

- “I just heard our song and it made me think of you.”
- “I rewatched the Harry Potter series this weekend and couldn’t help but think of you.”
- “I was watching basketball and kept thinking about when I saw you play.”
- “I just watched a stream of your favorite game, and I thought of you.”
- “This meme instantly reminded me of you.”
“My family asked about you today.”

- “Khanh told me you just made the badminton team! Congrats!”
- “My friends said they saw you at the movies last night.”
- “Today, my mom was telling the neighbor about how you saved Lucy when she got stuck up high and couldn’t get down.”
“Do you remember this?”

- “Do you remember when we sang duets at the karaoke bar?”
- “I can’t forget last summer when we went swimming at the lake.”
- “Do you remember that time we went camping under the candlelight at the park?”
- “Do you remember the night we stargazed together?”
- “Remember when you hit the shuttlecock out of bounds during last year’s match?”
“This picture reminds me of our best moments.”

- Both of you at a dance or wedding.
- Both of you smiling at a significant milestone.
- Both of you playing on a lake or beach.
- Both of you hiking together.
- Both of you embracing each other lovingly.
“Do you still like this?”

- “Do you still like Taylor Swift?”
- “You still enjoy that blueberry cream cheese spread on your bagels, right?”
- “Are you still into K-pop?”
- “Are you still writing that novel?”
“What’s the thing you miss most about our relationship?”

- “What have you been doing since we broke up?”
- “What’s your favorite memory from our time together?”
- “What do you think could have saved our relationship?”
- “When you think of me, what comes to mind?”
“I truly apologize for what I did. What can I do to make it right?”

- “I’ve been feeling guilty for making you sad. I deeply regret what I did and want to make it up to you.”
- “I know I’ve wronged you. I’m working hard to be a better person, and I know things will be different going forward.”
- “I’m truly sorry for hurting you. I know I was wrong, and I promise to change. Would you give me another chance?”
“I miss you so much.”

- “I can’t stop thinking about you. I’m serious. I hope you’ll give me another chance.”
- “I’ve really missed you over the past few weeks.”
- “I’m so happy we’re talking again. I’ve been really sad since we broke up. I miss you.”
- “Honestly, I still love you.”
“Would you like to hang out with the group?”

- “This weekend, everyone’s getting together at Mai’s place to play games. Do you want to come?”
- “My friends are organizing a bowling night this weekend. Would you like to join?”
- “I’ve started a study group for English. We’re meeting tomorrow at 4 PM at the café. Would you like to come?”
- Linh just started a sci-fi book club. I think you’ll like it. We’re meeting on Saturday to choose the first book. Do you want to join?”
“Would you like to hang out?”

- “I’ve been craving Japanese food lately. Would you like to have dinner with me at the sushi restaurant this Friday?”
- “Do you still want to play mini-golf again? How about we go to the golf course this Saturday?”
- “I miss laughing with you. Are you free tomorrow to grab coffee with me?”
- “I have an extra game ticket for this weekend. Would you like to come with me?”
Advice
- If you had a difficult breakup, tell your ex that you’ve changed and that things will be different this time around.
- If your ex isn’t responding, it may mean they don’t want to get back together.
Warning
- Stop texting if your ex clearly indicates they need some space. It's important to respect their personal boundaries.
- Make sure you understand why you want to get back together with your ex. If it's just because you feel lonely, it's better to let go, no matter how hard it is. Try focusing on your hobbies and spending time with friends during this period.
