3 Mistakes Women Make That STOP Him From Falling In Love
Do you know the right way to truly connect with a man so that he devotes himself to you?
Do you know the right way to truly connect with a man in such a way that he feels compelled to devote himself to you? If you find that most of your relationships never quite get off the ground, then it’s possible you may have been taking the wrong road to the path of love.
It’s so easy to get lost on the way to the relationship you desire, so please be gentle with yourself if you can relate to the descriptions below.
All of us women have taken the wrong road in our attempts to get close to a man — including myself. I took the wrong road many times before finally discovering how to create the kind of loving relationship I wanted. When I started taking the right road, that’s when I found my husband.
If you want him to fall in love with you, avoid making these 3 mistakes:
1. Don't immediately try to connect with a man through his mind.
As a smart, independent woman, you’re probably very good at shining during a discussion and engaging a man on an intellectual level. You’ll impress a man and make him enjoy your company, but you may feel disappointed to learn that he feels no chemistry — even if you have a great deal in common.
That’s because when you try to connect with a man through his mind, he doesn’t feel a thing!
For a man to fall in love with you, he needs to feel touched by you in a deep, connected, emotional sense.
2. Don't mistake sex for intimacy.
Despite what a lot of women think, men do not become attached through sex — even if it's fabulous. While every man appreciates a woman who enjoys being with him physically, this is not the reason men fall in love.
Sex is only a small part of the whole picture for him.
Relying on a physical connection with him will only get you a broken heart — not a committed partner.
3. Don't mistake a deep friendship for a passionate, emotional bond.
If you’re like many women who are committed to spiritual growth, then you also enjoy being with a man who shares your values. This is a wonderful thing to look for in a partner, and if it’s important to you, then spirituality will be an especially rewarding component of your relationships.
But it’s so easy to mistake the friendship that can grow between two people who worship in the same way, who care about the same things and who are devoted to their families or community.
It may seem like a passionate, emotional bond when what has actually developed is just a deep friendship. He’ll tell everyone what a great woman you are, but he won’t be dreaming about you night after night.
Once you start making subtle shifts like this in your communication with a man — and speaking truly from the heart — I know you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the closeness it creates between the two of you.
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