Six Steps to Help a Man Fall in Love with You

March 12, 2009 by Allen Teal  
Published in Dating

Examining ways to attract a man’s interest, and six things that can make him fall in love with you.

Men want many of the same things as women in a relationship. It should not be a mystery to either gender what is needed to make someone have an interest that could develop into love. One important consideration is that some people are not willing to let themselves lose control of a situation enough to allow love to develop.

In this instance, it matters very little how much effort a woman puts forth, love is not going to be the outcome. It is vital that she pay attention to the man’s willingness to commit to a relationship. If the commitment is not there, it does not make sense to keep pursuing something that is unlikely to occur.

Try to find common interests with the man.

If you cannot find anything in common with a man, you probably do not want to establish a lasting romantic involvement. Dating sites that specialize in making matches based on profiles are seeking to find common interests on which to base a relationship. These sites can help weed out people that have nothing in common with you from your selections.

In the real world, the same process has to take place. However, many women are reluctant to interrogate prospective partners for their personal interests. This must happen some way if a relationship is going to be built.

Use common interests to build the man’s interest in you.

People tend to like other people who have similar interests to their own. By focusing on the common interests, you can avoid the pitfall of pretending to like sports or some other masculine pastime. This type of sham usually falls apart. Unfortunately, it often happens after a wedding and can lead to a divorce. You do not want love based on false assumptions. By using common interests, you can relax and be yourself and enjoy his company. When this is the case, affection and love can grow naturally.

Do not press the issue of a relationship too early.

Men are intimidated by women who want an early commitment. To the man, it seems like the woman lacks confidence in herself and has to move quickly before she loses her nerve. The other possibility is that the woman is only looking for help with the bills or forgetting a past lover or husband. None of these issues makes the man feel confident in moving the relationship forward.

Work on being friends and having fun.

While it is considered a bad thing to fall into the “friend zone,” at some point, every couple has to be friends if they are to become a couple in love. Men like women that act comfortable in their presence and do not seem to have a hidden agenda. Making a man fall in love is not a form of entrapment. It is a route to mutual pleasure and support. Having a good time makes the man want to come back around you often. If he is having a good time, he will see you as a positive in his life.

Use limited touching, but send many signals through body language.

Some men like a woman who hangs on their arm, but not all of them. Use a little caution at the beginning about touching and holding. If he shows a liking to this activity, use it as much as you are comfortable with doing. The reality is that men are not always great at reading a woman’s body language. So, use it often and obviously, Even the man who misses nearly everything will eventually pick up on it.

After a month or two into the dating, you can express your feelings in more direct ways.

By this time, you will have figured out if he cares for you. It may be early for the “L” word, but telling him that you really enjoy his company should be considered appropriate if the relationship is progressing. Most men appreciate being led a little by the female in the emotional side of the relationship once it reaches that level.

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  1. maranatha Says:

    This is such great advice and very well written. I work with youngsters a lot (and notice that ‘youngsters’ includes anybody under 30 now!) and am apalled at how many are ruled by lust rather than fostering a relationship first.


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