What Women Like in Men




Pick up any book on women or talk to any man, they all say that women are unpredictable and mysterious. I don’t want to dispute this belief. But I can comfortably say that all women, irrespective of their nationalities, background, colour, race, etc, like the following qualities in men – so where’s the unpredictability? where’s the mystery?  

Here are those qualities:

SENSE of HUMOUR: No women in this world want to be in a relationship with a man who makes her cry, gives her tension, adds to her stress or is forever grumpy and complaining. Women prefer men who can make them laugh, can lighten up their mood, and make them feel fresh and happy. That’s why they like men who have exceptional sense of humour.

AMBITIOUS DRIVE: Women are always inclined towards men who have an ambitious streak in them. Men who are lazy, reluctant to further their development and progress, don’t go down well with the members of the fairer sex. They secretly admire men who are forever looking for ways to become more successful.     

WELL-GROOMED: From head to toe, the man should be neat and clean. Mostly women prefer clean-shaven men, unless you have Kabir Bedi like personality and can wear beard like him, then that’s a different story. Otherwise, shave every day and use lotion. Smell attracts as well as repels a woman. So, ensure you aren’t too sweaty in their presence, take care of body odour, if you have that problem. Mind those stray hairs protruding from your nostrils, that’s a sure way to put off a woman.

HONESTY: Man’s words and deeds should always match. Don’t preach something and practice something else. World-wide women have weakness for men who are honest and straightforward. Loyalty also gets covered here. A loyal man is a treasure that every woman covets (more than the diamonds, even). For that one quality, the woman will forgive her man any other misdeed. 

GIVING IMPORTANCE: Every woman’s innermost desire is to feel important. A man who denies this privilege to a woman will never be able to command her love and respect. Make her the centre of attraction. Appreciate and applaud her. Be generous with compliments (flattery doesn’t work). Pay complete attention when she talks. You maybe the poorest man in the world yet you can make your woman feel like a queen if you treat her well.  

So, these are the five essential qualities, a woman looks for in a man. There are some more but they are good to have and not must to have. Any man who possesses these five qualities will always be in demand. ASK ANY WOMAN.

-          NZ

18.6.2019




Comments

  1. saiyid zaidi18 June 2019 at 06:17

    Not really except the last one

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  2. Shakeel18 June 2019 at 06:24

    All Points suffice to keep woman happy....

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  3. Faiyaz Mandlik18 June 2019 at 06:28

    Bhai one thing you missed and that is Shopping, Mens who give money for shopping are the best men on earth for a women

    ReplyDelete
  4. Unknown19 June 2019 at 20:28

    To get to spend a man's money is a thing of pride and joy to a woman..it's not the amount but the thought that a working man would allow her to spend from his efforts,she feels his hard work and is thus appreciative

    ReplyDelete

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