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7 Hidden Signs Your Man Has Deep Feelings for You | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and 7 Hidden Signs Your Man Has Deep Feelings for You

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Mat has helped millions of people around the world attract love and develop fulfilling relationships. He’s also the founder of a revolutionary system of attracting love called Manifest Your Man.
In addition to running a highly successful coaching business, Mat is also the co-author of the best-selling Project Everlasting, which received a major, six-figure advance from Simon and Schuster publications.
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  • @trishsiegel3708 says:

    Nice you have pointed out so many things that could be minimized but are huge. I show love through appreciation, I can’t help light up around him, remembering important things he shared, and thinking of him often (at my grocery trip, buying something just for him).

  • @chilufyasaili263 says:

    Beautifully elaborated.❤

  • @darlenemajor426 says:

    Hi Matt, I’m tuning from NLCanada. I love your videos, they are so helpful. Thank-you for sharing!

  • @brendawebb5717 says:

    I’ve been watching you for a while and I get some emails. The truth is without your advice I would still be trying my best to show how I felt to someone I didn’t really matter to matter too. After watching you I was able to just tell him to stay away and I’ve been happier since. I still haven’t found anyone but that’s okay. I’m stronger than I’ve ever been.

  • @evolutionalsoul says:

    My love language is listening to him talk about whatever he wants and always give him credit for the wonderful things he does.

  • @von-marieoliva4827 says:

    Mat, you are my favorite relationship coach. Your advice has always been so clear, genuine and it resonates so much. I’ve really harnessed a lot of the advice about how to lean into my femininity more!

  • @Avoid_Low_Frequency says:

    I live for that moment when he sees me and his face lights up! He smiles, his eyes gets bigger, the posture gets pure, the facial lines disappear, there’s that moment when you know you mean something to him!

  • @laureenmchugh4878 says:

    Always appreciate the kind words that you say to help others reiterate signals!!

  • @sumayahzadran7587 says:

    For me it’s taking care of his feelings and needs unconditionally. Like fulfilling all of his needs all the time, shows that I’m really in love with him.

  • @judygraessle7358 says:

    I love his smile, his laugh, his corny jokes, and his bright and cheerful spirit. He is humble and yet courageous and full of grit and guts!

  • @annealcantara6952 says:

    If he shows me the effort and the respect that’s enough for me to know that he’s already in love with me, I’m going to start facing him straight-on. My now boyfriend all checked on this list which makes me so happy and grateful at the same time. When I saw the signs, I started reciprocating. It wasn’t that hard. I listen to him venting about his job, talking about his dreams in the future and his excitement about cars. When I feel like he’s not in the mood for talking or if something’s bothering him, I just stay by his side, or either hug him making him think that it’s me who needs his comfort. I tell him I love him when he leasts expects it. It’s quite simple really. Love is such a lovely feeling.

  • @jennhawkins5356 says:

    For me, I’ve learned that when I love a man I respect him by giving him his own time, space, allowing him to set the pace, being gentle enough with him that he’ll learn in time that I’m his safe place…that he can tell me anything, that I’m up for his adventures, that I want to be his buddy and companion as much as I want that Eros love relationship! I want him to be able to rest and feel validated and appreciated for his hard work!

    • @ericabaysinger6343 says:

      How’s that working for you

    • @Mayfloweralways says:

      @@ericabaysinger6343 i was wondering the same. Giving a guy too much space and understanding can mean being taken advantage of. And almost any guy can do it, sometimes not even realizing it. I was the way too understanding person. And it was a disaster. I’ve found, it’s fine not to pressure a man. But you do that while not being his girlfriend. He can have no expectations placed on him- if he’s not getting all the girlfriend benefits. But if he expects all the things a girlfriend offers, you better believe he needs to sort out how much space he wants way before then. The first man i didn’t let BS me is the most amazing relationship i’ve ever had. And the key to it? The word no. “Everyone just hooks up now.” No. “I really want space so i don’t have time for a girlfriend. Did you want to try being friends with benefits?” No. Absolutely not. “I really feel a connection. Why does it have to be something serious? Lets just see what happens.” No. “I don’t know what i want.” No. All that stuff is just to test who you really are. And if you grant entry to lame excuses and sob stories, it’s seen as weak, not admirable. A guy who wants a lot of space, wants a lot of space away from you-while still knowing he has access to you. Learned it the hard way.

    • @lauralazar5806 says:

      😂

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  • @tessahammond2617 says:

    Other things I do when I like someone is:
    9. I am spending more time leaning into my faith, lifting him up in prayer.
    10. I am also making changes to myself. Not because he has asked me to, but because I see the way those changes could benefit us. Things like, eating more healthy, exercising, and building my strength, breaking bad habits, and implementing new beneficial ones because I see how those changes will benefit me, and us as a couple.

  • @Deb.L. says:

    1) He listens to you, deeply intently listening. 2) He remembers what you like, value and are important to you. 3) He lights up when he sees you. 4) He engages in deep conversations with you. 5) He anticipates your needs so that the experience is right. 6) He comes through to you when you’re in a bind and he doesn’t make you feel guilty about it. 7) He wants to be exclusive with you.

    • @Oysters176 says:

      None of those are ‘deep feelings’, sorry miss. A Man, would do things without having so called ‘deep feelings’.

  • @stacymiley9299 says:

    Today is my birthday…He spent 2 days making me an amazing chocolate cheesecake. He’s a diabetic and hates cheesecake but he spent 2 days making this. That’s love!!!!

  • @doloresrosario893 says:

    The last guy I dated and loved sincerely had a position in the church that called for sometimes lengthy meetings after Sunday services. I worried about him going so long without eating and sometimes just grabbing junk food because he was starving. So I used to bring him healthy snacks to keep in his suit jacket to help him get thru those long meetings. He ended up remarrying his 1st wife and now I have to see them together every Sunday in church!

  • @rainiermoon3769 says:

    Thank you Mat for your grounded and honest advice for women. When I am leaning into him and the relationship, I’m actually stepping back. I’m stepping back and giving space for him to show up as his authentic masculine self, and for him to figure things out rather than try to control how he shows his interest or solves his own problems. I’m appreciating his efforts (even if he doesn’t load the dishwasher how I would) and listening to his perspective (because I trust I will make space for myself and so will he, when the time is right). Therefore, I’m more authentic, take risks to expose my vulnerable self, and creating opportunities for him to be there for me because I trust him. This allows me to relax into my feminine presence.

  • @melindawilliams6873 says:

    He has me mind body heart and soul

  • @trannessa says:

    I’m so lucky i found a good guy that has these honest signals!!!

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