Be Prepared for
Your Reunion
Sure-Fire Tips for
Reunion Fun
Things NOT To Do
at Your Reunion
Look Younger at
Your Reunion
Make Your Old
Flame Jealous
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5 Ways To Make Your Old Flame Jealous
The night you've looked forward to and dreaded for years is finally
here. It's your high school reunion. The people who adored you and the
people who ignored you are all gathered in one place, and you are walking
into the room with one goal: making your old love turn green with envy.
It may seem petty, but we're all human and we all want to do it, so let's
map out the game plan in five easy-to-follow steps.
Talk to everyone.
You may have gone to your reunion just to see your old flame, but don't
act like it. Spend some time reacquainting yourself with old friends you
haven't seen in ages. Catching up with people with whom you share a common
bond can be a blast. Besides, you may discover a new flame instead of wasting
time on an old one.
Pretend you don't remember him or her.
This is a complete and total mind game and not the most mature option.
But it's still fun.
Don't bring up the past.
If this person completely broke your heart, don't admit it now. Let bygones
be bygones and focus on what they've been up to since high school. You
can't control what happened all those years ago, but you can control the
present and future.
Be mysterious.
Don't lay all your cards on the table. You may think this is another mind
game, but it's simply a good conversational skill. After 10, 20, or 30
years, it's only natural that you'll have a few stories you're not exactly
eager to tell. Share some life-changing experiences, but leave out the
part about how you've spent years wondering about what might have been.
Go on with your life.
Reunions can be satisfying experiences for your heart and for your soul.
Enjoy the rediscovery of your past and appreciate the changes you've made
over the years. You may rekindle that old flame, or you may just put it
out forever. Whatever happens, know that it was meant to be that way and
be thankful for the experience. Life goes on, and so will you. After all,
you've got to experience new things so you'll have something to talk about
at your next reunion. |
