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7 Tender Phrases That Make a Guy Fall For You | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and 7 Tender Phrases That Make a Guy Fall For You.

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  • @bektiller1622 says:

    Thank you Mat! It’s made me realise, on relationships as well, that my love language isn’t touch like I’ve said before (although that is very important to me)… however my actual love language is through words and communication! ❤

  • @desireelamarche7149 says:

    Truly listening and not dismissing your thoughts, beliefs, or ideas as insignificant.

  • @bektiller1622 says:

    Also… I was ready to walk away from my ex even though he filled my house with roses I ran out of vases to put them in… everyone that came over and saw was like…. wtf? You need to be with him. However grateful and it was so appreciated… it wasn’t until he started writing me poems and stuff in French that I was like wow OK he’s different, he’s amazing and I married him. ❤

  • @MsLilac88 says:

    Hello Mat, I love your relationship advice videos, it helps me to improve my relationship with my husband. 😊

  • @bektiller1622 says:

    He chased me until he finally got me… then after 15+years together communication started to wane and I ended up walking away…. 😢

    • @seeyalater2953 says:

      I am so sorry to hear that. That is heartbreaking after so many years. Please know that brighter days are ahead. He doesn’t know how much he really, truly misses you until now that you are gone. Blessings! 🙏

    • @bektiller1622 says:

      No…. k left because kfall the reason in the first place! I’m going to cry now… I was just

  • @wendybecksbraunsdorf6757 says:

    When he tells me he cherish’s me…when he tells me he’s proud of me/who I am. He’s a very uplifting man and I return it to him because I believe in him as well. He’s “home” to me…where I’m safe and warm always!

    • @rezotydnic says:

      Lucky woman

    • @wendybecksbraunsdorf6757 says:

      @@rezotydnic Honey, it took a lot of mistakes to get here…I am 72, he is 73. He is my blessing for waiting for God to bring His “perfect match” to me…and let me say that, this time, this one, is the best of the best for me!!

  • @rezotydnic says:

    I have to ask Matt. Do men really pour back into the woman when she does/says these things? Not in my experience.

    • @littysavior9181 says:

      They do. Its in a different way than you might think, but they do

      And maybe your experiences werent great; maybe they were learning too. Idk

      But they do give back

    • @rezotydnic says:

      ​@littysavior9181 not in my experience. They just get swelled heads.

    • @littysavior9181 says:

      @@rezotydnic I- dont know what that means? Is it like they get full of themselves? Cuz that doesnt sound healthy

    • @rezotydnic says:

      @littysavior9181  they are not healthy! They are narcissists. Yes get full of themselves and think they are special. They’re special alright. Special a$$holes

  • @bektiller1622 says:

    Oh… haha I totally get tou. Um nor a child, however n my 40@ but really sti’l feel ’Ikea a kudbu f a realise intelligent one lolo) that why it’s so hard. I’m also totally honest and honest. Don’t tell a nyone..I’m scared. Oj you should leave me Luke evetyonrbe’se .

    Please go away.

  • @jkd9573 says:

    1) thank you for taking such good care of me
    2) you make me feel so safe
    3) I trust you
    4) this was a great idea
    5) you make this so much better
    6) I love the way you ___
    7) can I have a do-over?

  • @secretshaman189 says:

    Love your cave-man shot. Do I go east or go west? Fun ending!

  • @Mintyeon470 says:

    The most impactful thing my guy has said to me is
    “you don’t have to be blank” (insert insecuritie here) it’s like he was giving me the support and permission I needed to not pretend
    that it was okay, to be myself, because he still cares about me either way and that is so impactful to me ❤

  • @ssiegreen5292 says:

    Absolutely amazing! Mat – you and your team simply rock!!!

  • @SharonPierce-vm2il says:

    My guy tells me all the time how beautiful I am inside and out. Also phase like I’ve got you what ever you need. / My problem is I’m always at a loss of what to say back. I’m more of an actions speak louder than words kind of person. I want to have words that I know he needs to hear, but I get lost in how to return an uplifting compliment and I know he craves those comments too.

  • @bektiller1622 says:

    Òh. I love this so much Mat

  • @D.Rivera-bh6xc says:

    Thank you for this invaluable information.

  • @Sixthscentshealingcenter says:

    I love when he said I am most amazing woman he has ever known

  • @littysavior9181 says:

    It turns out that Ive been using these phrases but in my own odd version.
    Since autism makes words difficult to say correctly to non neurotypical people, I hope that my sayings came across correctly to my partner.
    [For added context, my partner is partially deaf, has a fully deaf brother with autism, and is very good at reading my body language. Granted, Im also very expressive]
    1) I dont say the exact phrase of thank you for taking good care of me, instead I say “Thank you!” with a big happy face and even some stimming from appreciation or snuggles of appreciation
    2) I dont say you make me feel safe unless he asks why Im going out of my way to find him on a bad day and he asks why. On bad days I will automatically let him know what happened and seek comfort
    3) The I trust you phrase was less of words and more the fact that I was able to try such things like letting him drive me in his car, or riding his, or intimate achievements, since I have been clinically diagnosed with anxiety.
    4) Instead of saying “This was a great idea!” I tend to say “That was so fun!” while being extremely happy. Or I will say “Oh! I didn’t consider that. Thanks hun!”
    5) I always see if I can call him if my adhd is acting up and Im having a hard time with school work. Ive told him before it makes it better. And Id rather have body doubling than go without.
    6) I do use this phrase just not always exact. Also, its pretty easy to tell when I loved something
    7) I dont say this statement, but I will say “Im sorry, Im really stressed, and…” or I’ll say “Can we try that again?” Or I’ll say “I dont wanna end today on a bad note..” and we’ll continue on the call until we end on a better note

    Anyone else do similar things?

  • @ciaraada1571 says:

    My husband and I have bad history surrounding alcohol where we’ve had major fights and major relationship-ending incidents, but because we were married we just simply swept it under the rug and never really worked through it. Now 2 kids later, my husband continues to drink alcohol socially and it triggers me and I don’t feel safe. But when he’s sober I’m ok and he’s the best husband ever. How can I tell him I feel safe when he’s sober but not safe when he’s drinking, without triggering his feeling that he’s not “good enough” when that’s not what I’m trying to say??

  • @roza9684 says:

    Thanks❤❤❤❤❤❤ u amazing

  • @Ellemckay says:

    He could thank me once in a while.

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