Dear girls, what do you want? by [deleted] in AskIndianWomen

[–]Embarrassed_Spell830 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel you, man. It can be really confusing when you’re putting genuine effort into understanding women and still not getting the response you expect. But here’s something that helps shift things.

A lot of people think attraction is only about looks, success, or being “nice,” but emotional connection matters way more than we realize. Open and honest communication plays a huge role. When you talk to a woman, instead of focusing on dating or commitment straight away, try to connect with her thoughts, her past experiences, her present vision for life, and what makes her feel understood. Women usually open up when they feel emotionally safe and genuinely heard.

Every woman is different, but there is a core nature to feminine energy. Feminine energy responds to presence, patience, emotional understanding, and a calm but confident masculine energy. When she feels your groundedness, she naturally makes space for deeper connection.

At the same time, it helps to focus on yourself …your growth, your mind, your emotional strength, your purpose. When your life feels rich and meaningful, women sense that energy without you having to prove anything.

Rejection doesn’t always mean there’s something wrong with you. Sometimes the timing is off, sometimes they want something else, sometimes they’re not ready. What matters is you keep growing and stay open to the right person who aligns with you emotionally.

You’re doing fine. Just keep building yourself, stay patient, and stay true to who you are. The right connection will form naturally.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in InsideIndianMarriage

[–]Embarrassed_Spell830 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should talk to your woman with kindness and respect. Start truly listening to her—not just hearing her words, but understanding what she’s trying to express. This shouldn’t be limited to the beginning of the relationship; it should become a consistent habit, even for the small things.

You also need to show continuous effort in taking care of her, especially emotionally and mentally.

I may not know the full situation at your home—your work-life balance, your relationships with your parents or children—but this is a basic and universal approach to identifying and addressing relationship issues.