HOW TO GET A GUY TO LIKE YOU (TIPS ON GETTING A BOYFRIEND) part 2

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(book) Models: Attract Women Through Honesty by Mark Manson http://amzn.to/2CwB37w Avoid Drama Getting into arguments over little things, blaming him for things, gossiping, any actions that create drama are going to suck the life right out of your potential relationship. Guys who have high self-esteem are only going to tolerate dramatic behavior for so long before they move on. Now, I know it can be easy to get caught up in drama. Humans are emotional and irrational creatures, so sometimes we can’t help ourselves. But the better you’re able to stay calm and level-headed, the easier it’ll be to get through rough patches or handle times of conflict. Bring something to the table Relationships are a give and take. You give your time, affection, and energy, and you should also expect them to do the same. Remember, you can’t force feelings Sometimes, one of the more difficult things to admit in dating and relationships is that you’re involved with an autonomous individual who has a mind of their own. This means that sometimes they disagree with you, or they don’t always act the way you want them to, or don’t share or express the same feelings as you. This can be frustrating to deal with since we as humans generally like things to go our way and we like to feel like we have control over the things around us. The best relationships are the ones that grow organically, where two people genuinely enjoy spending time with one another and growing together. You won’t achieve an organic relationship if you push a guy into being your boyfriend. While it is possible to coax or manipulate someone into a relationship, it’ll only cause more harm than good in the end.

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