Dealing with women require knowledge. Ladies are softhearted and some things are important to them than money (money is not enough). Every woman needs ATTENTION, AFFECTION and PROTECTION. Listed below are few things every man need to do in order to enjoy his womans undivided love and win her heart. 1. Be reliable and follow through. If you say you are going to call, call. Otherwise, don’t say it. If you make a date for 7:00 get there at 7:00, or be thoughtful and communicate in some form that you’re running late. This is how you convey respect. 2. Show interest by talking and asking questions. Women enjoy connecting through talking, so take time to talk with her. Take the time to also inquire about the important aspects of her life—like friends, work, studies, family and hobbies. This is the way you get to find out the things you have in common– and at the same time it shows her she’s important to get to know about. 3. Compliment her. Let her know the things you like about her, what make you trip for her. If you like her hair, outfit or something she says… tell her! 4. Be considerate. Ask her about the things she likes to do, and factoring in her preferences and needs into the plans you make for your date or other things. If you’re at a restaurant ask her what food she likes before you order to see if you can share anything. 5. Play with her! Be playful, be active, be free, smile a lot and laugh with her. Hold her hands if she love it. Dont be too official or spiritual like me until my sweetheart called me to order (well I never knew I was too official&spiritual) so I had to adjust when she told me that. Not all ladies will communicate what they want but try to be observant too. All of these things will spark a connection that will be a great help to your relationship. Rebroadcast and share with your male friends. ~Mr DEE~ |Your Love and Encouragement Doctor| For any question or counselling, BB Pin: 2BC2A253, Mobile/Whatsapp: 08069547607
Posted on: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 22:16:09 +0000
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