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How To Keep a Man Chasing You Forever | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and how to make a man pursue you for the long term [with special guest host Mark Rosenfield!]

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VIDEOS ABOUT COMMUNICATION WITH MEN (Communication Advice)

3 Things You Can Say To Make Him Feel Like a Man

5 Things Never to Say When Fighting (How To Communicate)

What to Say When a ?Vanisher? Comes Back

VIDEOS ABOUT DATING ADVICE

7 (FALSE!) Reasons You?re Still Single

Funny First Date Story! Gotta hear this?

What NOT to do on a First Date (Strange But True)

VIDEOS ABOUT UNDERSTANDING MEN

Why he acts interested, then disappears?(The inside answer most don?t know)

Scared of getting hurt again? Use this mindset?

When Should You Sleep With Him?

VIDEOS ABOUT WHAT MEN WANT / HOW TO TELL IF HE LIKES YOU
The Kind of Confidence Men Find Sexy

5 Unusual Signs Your Man is into You!

How to tell if he is emotionally available

VIDEOS ABOUT CONFIDENCE AND SELF-WORTH

3 Affirmations to Attract Love

3 Ways to Create More Self-Love

Uncool is the New Cool (5 ?Uncool? Things I Do)

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Mat Boggs Bio:

As a sought-after dating and relationship coach for women and international speaker, Mat Boggs has helped thousands of women understand men, improve their relationships, and attract the relationship they want.

As the best-selling author of Project Everlasting, and creator of Cracking The Man Code, Mat Boggs? dating and relationship advice has been featured on national media including The Today Show, CNN, Headline News, Oprah and Friends, and many more.

Mat?s Mission: To increase love in the world, one heart at a time.

As a dating coach for women, Mat believes that your history does not determine your destiny, and that you are more powerful than any circumstance you are facing. The relationship dream in your heart really can become the life you love living!

Mat Boggs highly acclaimed relationship programs have served women around the world in all age groups from 20yrs old to over 70yrs old.

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Directed and Editing By: Alexis Garcia
Written By: Mathew Boggs

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  • @matboggs says:

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  • @LogenBogen says:

    I need to add: PASSION. Be passionate about something. Don’t put him on a pedestal. Be passionate about something he sees you being passionate about and BE CONSISTENT with it. I’m still working on it myself

  • @Jennifer-di4nl says:

    Control your emotions. Don’t loose your temper. Give him space to do his own things. Stay in shape, smell good … basically keep your feminine side. Be grateful for things…even the small things. Give him emotional connection… physical touch, eye contact, listening, etc. Stay true to this and you won’t have to do much because his masculine side will come out and he will naturally chase.

  • @BigBang4Life1 says:

    I’ve been with my bf 3 years and appreciating what he does has made a huge difference. As women sometimes we get stuck on thinking what he could be doing for us rather than appreciate what he’s already been doing.

  • @belleyupable says:

    I’ve learned a lot at 53. Self confidence, deliverance, appreciation and the ability to own yourself are all “key notes” in any relationship and as an individual. It’s not complicated. Love to you and yours and thank you

  • @mareemirkovic6273 says:

    The bromance between these two just makes my heart melt, wish I saw this kind if openness and appreciation between men more often.

    • @christianpulisic7784 says:

      Meree Mirkovic,You look stunning 🌹🌷🌹 dear

    • @okokhereemmanuel7700 says:

      Hello I’m so excited my relationship was fixed back again my ex is back to me we loving and happily together,I got help from a great man who brought us back together

    • @okokhereemmanuel7700 says:

      Hello I’m so excited my relationship was fixed back again my ex is back to me we loving and happily together,I got help from a great man who brought us back together

    • @okokhereemmanuel7700 says:

      Whatapp him👇👇

    • @mfrance3834 says:

      Been married 30 yrs…I keep my hubby on his toes by always giving him space, and allowing myself the same. No smothering! And most importantly retain independence with separate bank accounts! Keep one for joint expenses and one each for your own. Staying together is a choice and not by necessity…this keeps things alive and well.

  • @sherylgething3678 says:

    I tell him what I want (in a sweet way) and wait until he steps up and does it. When he does, I give him my full attention. Keep our interactions fun and full of laughter. My hope is I get him smiling through to the next day 🙂

  • @kararodriguez7940 says:

    My husband and I meet when we were 10 years old, but did not started dating until college and in all the years we have know each other I have always told (everyday) him how much I appreciate him, how awesome he is and how bless I am to have him in my life. We have been married for 28 years and have 3 kids. We also spend a week or two apart every few months

  • @daniella7923 says:

    It’s easier when you haven’t had a toxic childhood. It’s effected my ability to invest in myself

    • @TheAlexa6 says:

      Daniella Total BS! I had a horrible toxic childhood. Haven’t spoken to my Dad in 24 years (since I was 17) and my Mom in 2 years. I have dealt with more trauma than anybody I know. I’ve been happily married to my husband for 15 years and he worships me. I adore him but he loves me more, if that makes sense. He is a high earning executive and I’ve been a SAHM for 13 years, yet he tells me he’d be lost without me.

      Here is the secret… Stay in great shape and always prioritize your looks. I’ve had 5 kids and this shocks people because I don’t look like it. Be a freak in bed but be fiercely loyal to your man. Fake it until you make it. (Confidence, that is. Don’t let your past define you, choose you you want to be. Read Robert Greene’s the 48 Laws of Power.) Stop being a victim! Nobody wants to be with someone who whines about their toxic childhood. Use that trauma to your advantage! You are a survivor, girl.

      Honestly I didn’t even watch this video just scrolled to the comments because I doubt men know as much as women who have succeeded in this area. Best of luck. Read that book!!! XO

    • @NikD215 says:

      It’s not total BS like the other person said. Don’t you hate when ppl compare their life with yours. I didn’t have a father and my mother was and is a horrible person. I grew up in a love less household and my mother was very promiscuous. I have suffered from depression, emotional overeating, self hatred and attracting low vibrational men. First you heal your inner child, accept the fact your parent (s) were trash. Look at your abusive childhood as making you a better person then most. Replace your negative self talk with positive self talk. Understand that no one is judging you and if they do, what difference does it make in your life? If you are single don’t focus on men, focus on you. This is a journey and you are going to backslide. Let it happen it’s natural. As you begin to heal and understand that you are the love of your life and not a man, you will raise your vibration. I agree you should workout, eat right and read books to help heal. But once again it’s not about getting a man it’s about you falling in love with yourself. Don’t be ashamed of your childhood but when you start dating have this be apart of your mystery. As the guy shows his character to you, you can start telling him more about yourself in small doses. If your social life is not that strong, work on fixing that. Reconnect with old friends, join groups, clubs etc, take classes, take yourself out on dates and you will attract a better quality of men. Once you find the right guy keep up with having your own life and being mysterious. This is your life baby, they took your childhood don’t let them take your adulthood as well. I am here for you if needed. 🥰

    • @DinahKanake says:

      Being aware is halfway in the recovery process

    • @livingfaith9189 says:

      Take time to heal and you will be able to invest in yourself. Be selfish and gentle on yourself.

    • @shelleysanders9666 says:

      @@TheAlexa6 WELL DONE: you are so right that one’s past need not define one!

  • @martiseelye6443 says:

    I have been married for almost 27 years and he still chases me but I seriously don’t know what I do to make that happen. Maybe because, after all these years, I still love, and appreciate him and all he does for me. He’s my best friend, my lover and my hero.

  • @alexandranoboa says:

    If a guy feels good about himself every time both of you are together, this will definitely attract him more and more to you. Admiration is the key.

    • @aurorerich says:

      This. I learned to put more effort into things as a woman. Do more talking, make him feel at ease, be sweet and interesting, ask a lot of questions to show my interest. Too many women are traumatized, cold, overwhelmed, timid, anxious. This makes it hard to deal with men that are a bit quiet and too nice. They seem off compared to all the loud and narcissistic men! Shame.

    • @GarciaHenry-yj4bm says:

      Hello dear how are you

  • @erinrichards3884 says:

    After being married for over 9 years and learning many things the hard way, it is refreshing to hear such authentic and honest relationship advice as opposed to much of the shallow information that exists out there. Much of the things you speak of are very intuitive for those who are well-versed in emotional intelligence but these nuances specific to men are inspirational. Also, loving the spoken and unspoken references from other experts in the field. Thank you 😊

  • @aprilhawleylive5553 says:

    Men chase me because of my passion and desire to build an incredible life. I am beyond smiles kind and caring but a straight shooter with what I do and dont want. I highly respect and love myself.

    • @mariz09able says:

      I think I need an advice from you 😔

    • @aprilhawleylive5553 says:

      Anytime

    • @windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 says:

      No, it’s only about what you look like. I’ve some flat-out admitted drug addicts…but she’s cute, so I guess that’s ok…

      Have you seen the video where they cute girl steals the silverware to see what he’d do?

      A; nothing. She looked that certain way.

    • @anaquintero2973 says:

      How do you do that? What do you tell to yourself to be so confident? What are your thoughts behind that confidence?

    • @sagittariansage_2271 says:

      @@anaquintero2973 I second that. Could definitely use some advice!!

  • @ma.cristinaestardo7718 says:

    Now it’s Mark’s turn looking for something inside the refrigerator 😂

  • @philfallacci4833 says:

    My guy becomes more loving when I give him lots of space making him becoming imaginative to get my attention, however I try to look my best around him make up dress up gym daily n focus on my passion.

  • @zena8929 says:

    They keep chasing you when you love yourself and have your own life away from him.. when you work on yourself to be successful and make yourself happy and not making him the only source for your happiness

  • @karenlindsey5988 says:

    I’ve been married to the love of my life for 22 years (been together 23) and I do all that was discussed on this video just automatically….cuz I know that that’s what men NEED! Another tip that I feel is important in any relationship is to be individualized. To be able to “hold your own” and always show that, yes, u can be a great team, but u are also your own unique, strong self. Men truly want that in a woman. I’m not saying that u can’t lean on each other when times are tough….just know when to step back and be your own person too.

  • @LadyJay882 says:

    Preserving your personal mystery keeps a chase long term. Interest stays high when they are always working to know you versus when you pour out your life story right away.

    • @Markrosenfeld says:

      It’s that balance isn’t it! The depth of connection versus the excitment and mystery of finding out new things.

    • @elenap2215 says:

      Spot on!

    • @ohha3474 says:

      I’ve always poured everything all out!! That’s some mistake.

    • @lunity1111 says:

      Actually this puts me off men. If a man is all secretive and not open I find it so boring and lose interest very quickly. I have actually left a few relationships near the beginning because the guy was too closed off about revealing deep personal stuff, or trying to be mysterious etc.

    • @lunity1111 says:

      I don’t mind someone pouring their entire life story and feelings out it makes my desire for them increase. Maybe to get similar effect though you can be a person always wanting to evolve and grow and change which would create similar feeling I guess of never fully knowing someone cause each month they have evolved into someone else to a point.

  • @karen1946-o4b says:

    When a man feels that you don’t want anything from him and you just love him for who he is

    • @edith324 says:

      Whoo whoo that’s me self sufficient

    • @sweetsue4204 says:

      I’m actually practicing this right now with my guy, and at 74, he’s not quite sure how to take it. 😄 It’s been a good many moons together, and he still smiles when he’s with me, so I’d have to say it’s working.

  • @claudiazinnecker6813 says:

    Thanks for your great advice. I think after 22 years of marriage I forget to notice / compliment my husbands actions. I have to do this again. Thanks.

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