How To Keep Your Man, And Be His 'One And Only' - Successful Wife's Manual
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To understand how you are going to do your best in a relationship with a man, you must first understand what they are looking for in a woman. This seems to be an underlying problem with most individuals who get married, and the changes that often occur.
What a man is seeking in a woman in the earlier stage of their relationship, is usually very different from what is it for him in the long- term relationship. In the beginning men are motivated by the physical appearance of women, the way that they smile, and now bubbly their personality is.
They are attracted also by the way that a woman makes them feel, by complements that she gives him, and how she makes him feel better about himself.
Most men are insecure, and the more bravado they show, the more likely it is that they are not confident in a relationship. The more love that you show them, the sooner they will put down the shields that they have around them, and allow you to get to know them.
In this book you will learn the things that a man is looking for in a woman, and believe it or not, it's not just about breast size, how they look in a bikini, and how great they are in bed.
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How To Keep Your Man, And Be His 'One And Only' - Successful Wife's Manual - Cathy Pearson
Know What Your Husband Wants
What Men Are Looking For In A Wife
How They Change Their Emotions
A Strong Personality
Great In Bed
Improving Your Marriage
Seeing The Other Perspective
Coordinate Your Lives Together
Sharing The Day
Best Tips For Newlyweds
Realizing It's Not Just About You
Ease Into The Transition
His Favorite Routines
Accommodating His Needs
Make Your Marriage Last
Availability Is Everything
Learning To Listen
Patience Truly Is A Virtue
Resolving A Failed Marriage
Top 10 Reasons For Divorce
Married for the Wrong Reasons
Loss Of Identity
Lack Of Shared Visions
Intimacy Vanishes
Expectations That Will Never Be Met
Financial Difficulties
Make Sure He Never Cheats
Increase Your Sex Life
Do More Activities Together
Do Less Activities Together
Problems That Need To Be Addressed
Addiction To Drugs And Alcohol
Psychological Changes
Sexual Dysfunctions
Medical Conditions
Hormonal Changes
Relationship Problems
How To Be A Good Wife
Kissing Is Important
Know What Your Husband Wants
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At first inspection, the concept of trying to know what your husband actually wants might seem a little difficult to ascertain. It may also seem a little bit one sided in that you should expect the same from him, your husband trying to understand what you are looking for in this relationship. If you have been dating for quite some time, you more than likely know this individual very well, and what to expect with their personality, the habits that they have, and the things that they expect from a relationship. The reason you are getting married, or the reason you are married, has to do with the simple fact that this person, more than anyone else, is an individual that you get along with better than anyone that you have ever met. They may have a way of making you into a better person, helping you to get through the day, and you will know that they will be there to comfort you if things go wrong. However, you also need to know how to be there for your husband, understand what they are going through, and offer the support and understanding that they need in order to make everything okay.
An excellent strategy that you can use is to assess their personality, understanding both the beneficial aspects of the person that they are, and the faults that they have. As mentioned before, the reason that you are married is that you actually understand most of these personality traits, know what buttons to push, and the ones to stay away from. Each person is different, and what most people find out after they have become married to an individual is that changes do occur, seemingly a normal aspect of any relationship that is now bound for life. Fear can play a large well in the changes that you expect, this feeling of being tied down to one person forever. Men, more than women, will have this irrational fear, and even though they do love you, this quantified confinement that they may be processing within their minds may actually corrupt a good relationship that you have always had.
What you will want to do initially is assess all of the good things about your husband, the things that you love about them the most. You will then want to make a list of the things that you really don't like, and this is true for any relationship because no relationship is ever going to be perfect. In the same way that you have negative and positive attributes to your personality, ones that are both beneficial for a long-term relationship, and those that are not, you need to show the same respect for them,