How to Get Him to Step Up and Meet Your Needs | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs
Mat Boggs shares relationship advice for women and How to Get Him to Step Up and Meet Your Needs.
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ok worth trying
I like this concept, but i do worry that it will lead to me taking on the mental load of having the responsibility of things getting done. Always having to ask is exhausting and can quickly lead to nagging.
Definitely will continue to try …especially number 1
What if the guy doesn’t step up.Then what?
Exactly! My ex-husband wouldn’t step up, wouldn’t even try!! 🙄
Step out of the relationship 🫢
I don’t really understand this sorry 🙁
Same !
I think a man meeting your needs once you’ve expressed them clearly is a good foundation for us to feel safe and cherished
Men are attracted to independent women. Wnd independent women are used to do everything in their own. And I think most independent women think a man should know what the woman wants and needs. Not the case BUT a man should ask what she needs just as often as she has to ‘lead’ him and tell him.
I’ve lived a life of shoulds. And at the end of the day, if a man happily does what you ask, vs a man who grunts and never does what you asked, what a blessing the first guy is. All i have to do is ask for what i want and he loves to give it. And, yes. he begins to learn. But, the guy who is happily willing and eager? Yes to him all day long- even if i have to say “Babe, could you take the trash out, please?” It’s not worth losing a great man over- a man that takes care of me and makes sure i have everything i need and cares whether i’m happy.
[Is it not that true love is having the ability to identify the weakness of a man,and guide him to transform his weakness into strength
without expecting anything more from him?]
No. The irony i learned in life is to always have expectations in return and to always be willing to walk away. That’s actually when i found the most amazing man ever. And i remember back in the day listening to a man calling into a radio show. He said he had been a heavy drinker and basically a screw up. When he met the woman he desperately wanted to marry, she told him that she had integrity and expected him to have the same- if he messed up even once, she would leave. He said they had been married over 30 years and that he stopped drinking and got his life together. He admitted he was a player with other women who thought they could fix him with love. But it took his wife drawing a line before she would even date him. And he said he knew she would leave, if he ever went back to his ways of before he met her. And he didn’t dare. And he said how grateful he was for the life he built with her.