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Scratchwood

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Hi, I'm a woman. Before you get the torches and pitchforks out I'm not here to troll. Ive been with a man for 7 years that you would probably all call the biggest AFC in the world. He doesn't play games, is very nice, lets me do pretty much whatever I want and treats me like a Queen. I understand a lot of women would take advantage of this, instead it makes me want to treat him as wonderfully as he treats me.

Here lies the problem, he's not a good communicator and never tells me what he wants, whenever I ask he just says "I just want you."

I am on a mission to be the perfect wife, and I found this forum while searching for what makes men happy.

I've been reading the married men's section a lot and though I don't agree with a big portion of things said here, I have picked up many tips for what men search for in a woman and what makes them happy.

I'm not here to get involved with conversations or to hate on your lifestyle. Rather to just try to figure out how to give my husband all the happiness he deserves in life, without him telling me.

Cheers :)
 

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How to Make a Guy Happy:

Don't be b!tichy or naggy. You know how neediness and lack of confidence in guys reduce your attraction for them? Guys lose attraction to b!tchiness and nagging.

Stay in shape. Yes, do it for yourself first, but your guy will both respect you more and is more likely to maintain attraction to you if you are shapely. Men are visual creatures first and they are not sexually attracted to your brain DURING THE SEX ACT.

Learn the difference between joining him in hobbies/interests because he really wants to spend time with you versus he's just being polite. Sometimes, being with your guy during rock-climbing or something, will bring you closer. Other times, he really just wants to be in a traditional guys-space without his woman around. Some time away from one another is often healthy.

It is probably the case that you and he have different "messiness thresholds", that is, you are going to see a messy house/apt before he does. Take initiative to clean up what you want cleaned up without complaining to him. He may pick up on your behavior and help a little. Still, don't let this drive a wedge... it's one of those places where men and women have different standards and if you make him conform to your's it will come out poorly.

Don't use sex as a bargaining chip. Both of you should have regular access without game playing. Bang him good. If you have hang-ups, lose them. Surprise sex sometimes is a great turn on for him.

Don't expect him to read your mind and then get mad when he doesn't. This will make you more and more frustrated, but that will be your fault though you'll project it on him. Men are overt communicators and don't expect us to master the covert communications women specialize in. Did he leave his dishes in the sink again and that bothers you? Don't sulk around the house and not let him know why you're upset. Make it a joke, be lighthearted... if you are really unhappy about it, clean them up, say nothing while doing it, and then go over to him, kiss him, and say something like, "Dude, you and your dishes... like I'm training a puppy." You are not nagging, while telling him you were unhappy about something, took care of it, but communicated it overtly. He'll appreciate this MUCH more than covert message of sulking about something without telling him what the issue is.

Dress sexy/stylish for him. You WANT to look good for him. Even around the house, drop things like sweat pants and pullovers. If you are making an effort to look good for him, he'll appreciate it hopefully but if you do the opposite--let yourself go--he'll slowly resent you for it.

When he does thankless chores -- cutting grass, shoveling snow, etc. -- bring him something (hot chocolate, a beer) and show you appreciate his efforts. He's your hero and you should let him know that you are glad he's pulling his weight.

Tell him you love him when he's not expecting it. Say he's watching the game, make a little food (e.g., some cheese and crackers), bring it to him, set it down, go behind him, put your arms around him, kiss his neck, and say, "You know, I really love you", and then walk away and get busy with something else (or watch the game with him if you are into the sport). This will do wonders for you both.

Learn what hypergamy is and learn to recognize it in yourself. It will not guarantee you'll never be attracted to another man, but you can keep that in check. Us men are TOTALLY aware of our polygamy, i.e., we know we are sexually attracted to many, many women. But in a relationship, most of us most of the time keep that in check. Women, on the other hand, tend to not understand their own sexual triggers and when set off, they tend to lose control of their attraction to the new guy (filling him up with all sorts of traits he likely doesn't have) while downgrading their mate (which leads to less sexual attraction, nagging, etc.). If you feel yourself attracted to some alpha that suddenly enters your life, do what you have to do to minimize the time you spend with him (say he's a guy at yoga class... do NOT innocently go have a coffee with him after class... his intentions are not innocent). It is not your responsibility to never find other men attractive, but it is your responsibility to control that sh!t.

Also, learn what the rationalization hamster is. In short, women tend to act on current emotions and then backward rationalize their behavior after the fact. When you are about to do/say something, reflect if it has been filtered through your emotions or logic first. Remember, emotions are not knowledge and are fleeting. Think before you react, don't just react based on how you feel.

Don't revolve your life totally around him. Keep growing. Go to the gym, do yoga, take up a hobby, but whatever you do, don't stagnate.

Finally, go read the blog: adventures in redpill wifery

Good luck!
 

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Scratchwood said:
Hi, I'm a woman. Before you get the torches and pitchforks out I'm not here to troll. Ive been with a man for 7 years that you would probably all call the biggest AFC in the world. He doesn't play games, is very nice, lets me do pretty much whatever I want and treats me like a Queen. I understand a lot of women would take advantage of this, instead it makes me want to treat him as wonderfully as he treats me.

Here lies the problem, he's not a good communicator and never tells me what he wants, whenever I ask he just says "I just want you."

I am on a mission to be the perfect wife, and I found this forum while searching for what makes men happy.

I've been reading the married men's section a lot and though I don't agree with a big portion of things said here, I have picked up many tips for what men search for in a woman and what makes them happy.

I'm not here to get involved with conversations or to hate on your lifestyle. Rather to just try to figure out how to give my husband all the happiness he deserves in life, without him telling me.

Cheers :)
Pretty simple...

Don't nag..

Keep yourself fit...tan and sexy looking...always look and smell sexy....give good BJs and improve sex skills is important too...
 

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Thanks for replying :) I didn't expect it because I know I'm invading your turf. I just wanted you all to know if I asked a question it was coming from a good place.
One of the things I was worried about was the fact that I didn't join him in all the activities he likes to do, I wasn't sure how he felt about this but it's a relief to know that he needs alone time. When I ask him if he wants me to come fishing ect he answers with "If you want" so that's hard to read.

Women's forums just tell me to talk to him, but I can't force the communication issue as it has always been his personality to internalize everything.
I appreciate the no bvll**** advice.

I'm off to read that blog now :)
 

HalfPUAHalfAFC

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Scratchwood said:
Thanks for replying :) I didn't expect it because I know I'm invading your turf. I just wanted you all to know if I asked a question it was coming from a good place.
One of the things I was worried about was the fact that I didn't join him in all the activities he likes to do, I wasn't sure how he felt about this but it's a relief to know that he needs alone time. When I ask him if he wants me to come fishing ect he answers with "If you want" so that's hard to read.

Women's forums just tell me to talk to him, but I can't force the communication issue as it has always been his personality to internalize everything.
I appreciate the no bvll**** advice.

I'm off to read that blog now :)
A guy going fishing and saying "if you want to" when asked by his woman if he'd like her to come is the equivalent of a woman saying "nothing" when asked "What's wrong" or "Do what you want to do" when they argue over him going out with this friends.

That is, he'd probably rather go fishing alone. It's down time for guys. We always have to be "on" around our women, at least most of the time. Women require work and attention. Fishing (or bowling, or whatever) allows us to decompress. He doesn't want to say, "No" for fear of pissing you off. Let him go alone.

A woman that is upset will answer "nothing" when asked not because she doesn't want to piss off her guy but rather wants him to figure it out on his own. Still, the surface answer is NOT the actual answer.

Wait until he asks if you'd like to go along. You might like to, you might not. But say something like, "You know, that sounds like fun, but why don't you just get away by yourself for a while. I'll have a nice dinner ready when you get back." Over time, he might in fact decide he'd rather have you go fishing with him. If he does, he'll not just ask if you'd like to go, but will rather put more emphasis on getting you to go with him, "C'mon honey, it'll be fun. I'll show you my best fishing spots"... in that case, he's not just being polite but in fact wants to spend time WITH YOU, not away from you.
 

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Appreciate him for who he really is without trying to change him.

Be laid back and mellow, don't have arguments. Keep the home a peaceful and comforting place. Of course, you both need to do your part to accomplish this.

Those two are based on what I like most about my current girlfriend.
 

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I basically agree with what most have said here.

Men are not that difficult to please. Just don't let him take you for granted either. Extremes are bad.. both the positive and the negative ones. Being "too good" will come off as insecurity and make him lose respect and stop appreciating you.

Just don't let the relationship get boring. Throw a curve ball every once in a while. Do or say something out of character. Just don't take it to the extreme many women do and become a BPD nutbag :)

And stay in shape at all costs. Not just for him, but for yourself. Don't get fat.. nothing is more unattractive than a woman who doesn't give a sh!t about her looks or her health.
 

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3 underrated things:
1. Cooking
2. Cleaning
3. The possibility of a 3some.

I hope you don't immediately write-off number 3, because this would actually put you above all as a great wife.
 

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There's more going on here than meets the eye.
 

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Scratchwood said:
Ive been with a man for 7 years that you would probably all call the biggest AFC in the world.

Cheers :)
Stopped reading right about there. Definitely a troll.
 
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