0 Can You Take A Hint Learn To Now If You Want To Have A Great Relationship And Marriage

It is the average woman's nature, due to the physical structure of her brain, to speak indirectly, often employing hints, signals, questions that are statements and vice versa, etc., that she has no idea that you can't perceive and interpret. Do you have any idea what you're missing? Or what she's thinking - or assuming -- because of it? It's not a pretty picture, but you can easily improve it.Gentlemen, I have a real treat for you today! A woman has written about the hints she dropped to her boyfriend to try to seduce him, and it's an eyeful to say the least! Meet Evelyn:Dear David,I've read your book and I wish I had the money to buy your book for every man on the planet but I would have to read to them and no one has that much spare time. My god how hard can it really be to buy a book that tells you all you need to know about a woman and be able to understand how woman speak? It's not brain surgery we are looking for them to perform, it's just simple everyday things we are looking for them to understand.For example today I went over to my boyfriend's to pick up something he had made for me. I wasn't going over there with just sex on my mind but to be honest I was really wanting to spend some time with him and hoping for a good roll around the bed while I was there. I was not sure how good he was feeling so I was not going to ask him straight out if he wanted some. I would just feel it out and see how he was acting. As I walked in he was doing something and we talked for a little bit then I decided that before I left I was going to give it a try and see if he wanted to spend some time on the sofa or in the bed with me.I started dropping hints talking about sexy things and even went as far as to stroke his crotch one time while I was looking into his eyes and grinned and winked at him. When that did not work I would rub against him and kind of purr at him lean in for a kiss just anything I could do to get him to touch me and look at me.In the end I finally told him I was going out this weekend and he could not touch my breasts because I wanted them to sit up and look nice in this low cut shirt I was going to wear. I know how he hates it when I go out with the girls because yes we do drink and knowing I can not always handle my drinks like I should and that I sometimes get into trouble flirting after a few drinks. He looked at me and said "it's time for you to get undressed." Well you know what went on from there but my point is what else could I have done to get the same results without saying "let's have sex" straight out? I have no problem doing that once in a while but a woman likes for a man to know what she wants by actions without her having to spell it out for him every time.Thanks for your time,EvelynMy reply:Hi Evelyn, and thanks for writing. I would have had to be there and seen what happened to give you an accurate answer, because what you are describing can be taken more than one way, and his demeanor and body language would have provided details that you left out.It could be that he's really that daft, but I'd find it hard to accept that a man couldn't take the hint of you stroking his crotch to know what you wanted. It could be that he was making you chase him to heighten your arousal, but a man in-the-know will try to make that more fun for you instead of frustrating; maybe he was just following bad advice to play "hard to get."It could be that he was extremely busy but didn't want to tell you that he didn't have time for sex play at the moment because he didn't want to hurt your feelings, and either recognized your "desperation" or got jealous when you spoke of going out with the girls. It's just too hard to say without the necessary facts.There's nothing wrong with just inviting him to the bedroom or starting to undress him, as long as you are sure of his mood and physical condition, and as long as you don't do it so often that he feels no challenge; men get bored in the absence of challenge just as easily as women. I'd strongly suggest trying to talk with him about it, in an exploratory, not threatening, complaining, or accusatory tone, and find out if he was unaware of the hints, just trying to save your feelings, trying to do the wrong thing because he thought it was the right thing, or whatever.No matter what he says, as long as it's the truth, the two of you can get things worked out if you'll simply focus on the issues and not each other's fault or blame. ALWAYS focus on issues, not people, when addressing problems - WHAT is wrong, not WHO is wrong. That's how the problems get solved without the people getting angry.I'd also suggest you mention that you have read my book and offer to let him read it because it would be the easiest way to bridge the communications gap the two of you appear to have, not to mention point out to him that if he's going to tease you and hold out on you, it's a lot more effective if he makes it fun instead of frustrating. He may well have been reading some relationship help material and picked up on the need to create a challenge for you but missed the part about making it fun, IF it was even included. Some really bad books for both men and women advise making your partner insecure as a way of keeping them close, which is toxic at best.Take care, and keep in touch,DavidGentlemen, there are several things here for you to learn. The most obvious is that women do think about sex when we're not around, and that they don't like to just bluntly initiate their own seduction. That takes all the fun out of it for them because for them, sex is about anticipation, adventure, and connection; about getting intimate and getting to the orgasm, not the orgasm itself. It sounds odd to a man, but for the majority of women the majority of the time, the orgasm is simply the end of sex, not the purpose of it; it's good, and lots of them are better, but it's icing, not cake. They tend to remember not having orgasms a lot longer than they remember having them. It's the intimacy, anticipation, tension, teasing, seduction, and to an immense degree, trust, that makes it work for them and that they yearn for.They will drop hints because they want you to take the lead in the seduction process, playing, teasing, creating sexual tension to the point that they can't hold back any longer and tear into you like they haven't experienced an orgasm in twenty years. For them, it is that rush of anticipation and the intimacy and attention that follow that is their purpose for sex, and without that, they get bored to death. That's why they don't even open the door to sex, but rather just unlock it. You have to open it and lead the way in most of the time.Again, that's not to say that they don't enjoy the orgasm, or multiple orgasms. Being able to perform like that is important for too many reasons to get into in one newsletter, but at this moment we are speaking of priority, and for most women most of the time, the chase, anticipation, intimacy, etc., will be somewhat more important than orgasm (after all, most of them can give themselves orgasms that we can't match, but just as it is for us, it's "sterile," as in "relief without gratification," since there is no connection factor) and spending more time with her in those things will benefit you in ways that you will have to see to believe.Do keep in mind that there is a lot of evidence to support the assertion that if you can regularly bring a woman to orgasm, it will take some extraordinary problems to cause her to leave you, so no slacking in the bedroom! Remember, her orgasm is the result of anticipation, adventure, and connection, three of the most important things to a woman regardless of whether sex is even involved, so it's not surprising. So like everything else in relationships, balance is required because everything is interrelated!I will go to my grave saying this: Emotionally- and mentally-healthy heterosexual women like men and like sex -- a lot - some of them even more than men; they are physically able to enjoy a lot more of it than we are. But they are biologically wired to enjoy being led and to be aroused by alpha male behavior (human, not dog, and make sure you know the difference), and they need for you to take the lead in moving them from curiosity or mild arousal to that wild, uncontrollable state that gives them that "swept off their feet" feeling. You need to learn how to recognize the hints and signals that she is so inclined, and you need to know the behavior that causes her to direct that curiosity and attraction at you instead of letting her get bored and ultimately directing it at someone else.What? Your wife would never do that? Don't bet on it, because what you are wagering is literally your marriage and family life. Affairs and divorces can happen between two people who love each other deeply, and they do happen all too often. Love does not create the attraction and excitement that keeps you intimately involved and defeats her worst enemy, literally a woman's arch-nemesis: boredom.(And conversely, attraction without love won't keep you together either; rather, it creates one of those relationships in which you have good sex but everything else sucks and you fight all the time because the compatibility isn't there. It takes both.)Quick review: Women deal with boredom the same way men deal with crisis; boredom appears on a woman's emotional scale in the same spot as crisis on a man's emotional scale. They will take desperate action if they have to, and if desperate enough, an involuntary survival mechanism kicks in and she literally cannot be held responsible for her actions. It's not a moral or logical issue; it's pure anatomy, physiology, and biology.The good news - indeed, the GREAT news! - is that doing your job in the relationship and protecting her from boredom is one of the easiest and most natural things you will ever do, not to mention great fun! The biggest requirement is that you become a "real guy," and shed all that ridiculous New Age and politically correct programming that we've been inundated with since the 1970's. How hard can that be?Quickly picking up your communications skills to a level much closer to hers is also easy. Very few of us will ever be on par with women as communicators because we don't have the biological infrastructure to do so, but we can get close enough that they'll meet us in the middle. Luckily, it's one of those things where sheer awareness goes a very long way toward ensuring success, and it really doesn't take that much effort once you know how everything works.The bad news is that in order to be one of the very few guys who know, beyond any doubt, what women want, how to communicate effectively with them, and how to turn their sexual attraction to you on and off, you're going to have to take a few hours out of your busy schedule of sitting on the couch channel surfing with a beer and read a book, 118 pages to be exact. And it's going to cost you, too, a little less than dinner for two at a decent restaurant. That's not so bad, is it? Think about it!How many decades have you been telling yourself that "no man will ever know what women want" or that "communicating with a woman is a lost cause"? Even Sigmund Freud, the renowned psychologist, said, "The Great Question, which I have not answered, is 'What does a woman want?'" Well, you can know, today, with just a few hours of reading. And I can prove it, because joining me on our forum, http://forum.makingherhappy.com, are other men whom I've taught and women who will vouch for us. Interested?Yeah, I thought so. So click on over to http://www.makingherhappy.com and get your copy of the book Evelyn mentioned, "THE Man's Guide to Great Relationships and Marriage" and become that guy you always wished you could be, that manly man who does manly things and who knows what women want, and what they are saying and even THINKING when they're with you. It doesn't get any easier or more affordable than this, so get moving! Never, EVER put off until tomorrow the success you can enjoy today!In the meantime, live well, be well, and have a wonderful day!David Cunningham "Being a man is something to which one should aspire, not something for which he should apologize." --David Cunningham