- “I’d love to take you to (enter place of choice) this summer.”
- “I’m not interested in anyone else.” In any relationship, questions will inevitably arise about your commitment to her, so when she asks, say something like this to counter her doubts and reassure her that you’ve found all you ever needed.
Be Jealous
Being creatures of the natural world, women expect men to be the protectors in a relationship. And when we don’t act like it,
they get irritated and begin to look elsewhere. We have to show them how
much we care, which means that we have to get territorial once in a
while. We’re by no means suggesting violent outbursts and paranoid
accusations, but rather, some gentle prodding that demonstrates that you
don’t want to lose her to anyone. At the end of the day, if you don’t
take an interest in your girl’s well-being, someone else will come along
with an offer to do so.Examples of things women love to hear:
- “Where were you?” You don’t have to be suspicious, just inquire about her whereabouts from time to time.
- “Who’s that guy?” Ask her this in a half-joke, half-serious tone and she will think it’s cute that you’re still evaluating the competition.
Ask questions
You can win major brownie
just by demonstrating an interest in her day-to-day affairs. Of course,
this means paying attention to previous conversations and remembering
key details that you can impress her with later.Examples of things women love to hear:
- “How was your day?” Asking her something as simple as this can be an effective and engaging start. Be careful, though: even this phrase has been known to spark hour-long conversations about things that may mean very little to you.
- “How’s your brother doing? Better, I hope?” Show her your compassionate side and ask about her friends or family members whom she mentioned were ill or going through some problems. She will be impressed that you remembered and grateful for someone to speak to about it.
