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If He Does These 5 THINGS, He LOVES YOU! | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares relationship advice for women and 5 things a man does when he loves you!

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Behaviors give away the way we feel about someone, so today I'm teaching you FIVE things a man does when he loves you. When you’re aware of these "love signals" in your man, you can tell how he truly feels about YOU and you will know for sure how are progressing the way you want them to in the relationship.

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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!

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  • @charmainhuysamen4136 says:

    He does everything possible to make me feel relaxed and cared for 😍. His hand will gravitate towards mine when we just sitting arround doing nothing. Keeps telling me thank you for doing the simple house chores. I never have to ask him for help! He is a super hero that just appears when i start doing supper, dishes or just make the bed and pitches in with everything! Im so blessed. I love him so damn much.

  • @nancyscalzitti385 says:

    My new boyfriend took me to the hospital for my surgery on a very short notice when my gf was too sick to take me. He picked me up before dawn and waited with me before, during, and after my surgery. He even stayed with me the entire day in my hospital room just chilling with me. He could have left hours earlier but he seemed to want to spend the time with me. That last part got my attention. This was more than just helping someone in need of help.

  • @crystalhochstetler-saric9940 says:

    My boyfriend and I have been friends for 18 years. We met online on a message board. We built a relationship slowly. We messaged in passing, then we actually started phoning each other 12 years ago. We have been a solid presence in each other’s lives. In 2020 I flew to where he lives to finally meet face to face. We had a solid friendship by then, truthfully best friends. We travelled and enjoyed each other’s company. I knew I cared for him then….I knew for years. We talked about it going further, but we worried about wrecking our friendship. So last year we decided to take the leap last year to become a couple. We are on solid ground with the possibility of becoming much more. We know everything about each other and still choose one another at the end of the day.

  • @GenRN says:

    I decided I’d marry my (now) husband after he took care of me during 6 weeks of shingles. The pain was insane and I was basically bed ridden and only not aware of the excruciating pain when I was knocked out cold. I don’t even remember showering or brushing my hair. He fed me every meal I ate. This is love ladies!

  • @jeanellgarner4466 says:

    The man I’m in love with has told me that he has never promised to love me, and he doesn’t show me any kind of affection. So I was told this just the other morning and I told him that this relationship is over. He’s not very loving at all, and I don’t like being around him much anymore because of his attitude towards me here lately so I told him it’s over. And he doesn’t want it to be over,but I will not be disrespected.

  • @ananascarpenter says:

    Been dating my guy for six months now and it’s clear he’s there for me. This he proofed in a mayor way last week.
    One of my dogs became very ill again, this time late in the evening, and it was clear that she wouldn’t make it 😭. My guy knows how much I loved her and how much I cared for and about her. That Tuesday-night he rescheduled everything for his business for the remainder of the week, packed his stuff and drove to my place (over an hour) to be with me and support me until the end of the weekend.
    He supported me during my grieve, by taking care of my other dog and by supporting me with my final report for school that has a deadline (I am 50 and studying besides work).
    I can barely fathom how much he’s doing for me and what that means. I am overwhelmed by all of it.

  • @animegeekawesomeness8184 says:

    My boyfriend and I were best friends before lovers. I had initially turned him down when he asked to date me, and he is the only man who never asked again. Didn’t even hint to it any further. To this day, if I say no the first time, he never asks again. I found this trait very attractive in him. He’s never pushy, always respectful and sweet. And he’s never abandoned me in a great time of need. I try to do the same for him, and want to give him everything he wants because of how patient he is with me. He is a man who puts his agenda aside for the people he loves. And that makes me want to set mine aside for him too

  • @erinoleary6112 says:

    I haven’t met his kids, I’ve known him since college, we recently reconnected in November (its now March), and he and his 10yo daughter created a custom frame for a photo taken back in college that we’re both in, and my first initial E is emphasized all over it… how flippin adorable and heart-felt!!!

  • @jnorway7295 says:

    Ohhh, how I wish we had had videos like this to watch BEFORE I married years ago! While dating, my husband did NOT demonstrate ANYthing even close to these ways of “loving” me. He was #1 in his mind & I was never even a close 3rd. I put him first. We are the same age, both had professional/management jobs, met on a blind date through mutual friends & dated 23 months before he even told me he “loved” me. We only had travel in common. He never compromised with me on our activities, restaurants, friendships, movies, wouldnt attend family weddings or funerals & TOLD me who to vote for in elections. Way before Covid existed, he wouldnt come inside an emergency room when I fractured my ankle; instead, he refused to go in, waited in the car & chewed me out when I was taken to the car in a cast. No empathy or help, just being a dictator!! He showed me his true narcassistic/misogynist personality & I SHOULD’VE ended the 1-sided relationship, but didnt. I hoped it would get better, how stupid. He wouldn’t dance wiith me at our winery wedding, while the quartet we paid for, played music for 2 hours. It embarrassed our families & me. Nine years later, during an argument, he finally apologized for it. I learned he had an affair (2 months before & up to 1.5 years after we married) with his married lady boss, inside their office! He never showed me love or gave me a compliment, just put downs. Fortunately, we had no children. Yes, I’m angry because I’ve had 3 loving relationships in my life prior to this guy. Ladies, PLEASE pay attention to these great videos & LEARN from these tips!! When I finally had divorce papers served to him a few months ago, he was surprised & told me he “would change” (ha!). I wish I hadn’t married THAT one. Too many tears, heartache & lonely years I feel were wasted. Now I’m retired & will enjoy my friendships with caring, kind, considerate people. ❤

    • @kalom6133 says:

      He wouldn’t dance with you at your wedding??🤯🤯 girl that was your cue to walk!

    • @SJMatta says:

      J Norway: Your “friends” didn’t do you any favors with your blind date. I am so sorry you had to go through that. My sister tried to hook me up with a friend of her husband. He wouldn’t even take time to talk with me on our double date–just kept the conversation between himself and my brother-in-law. This happened twice and I dropped him like a hot potato. A man who won’t talk to his date is just plain rude and disgusting. We all make mistakes. Just have to be more aware of the red flags they give off.

    • @somewhereinthemidwest9827 says:

      Amen. Just celebrated? 20 years with a man I shouldn’t be with. I’m 63 and he’s 71. I wish I’d listened to the Holy Spirit. On both marriages. 63 and married a total of 45 years. 🙄

    • @sylviemorgan9770 says:

      Good for you😀👍

    • @oladejiolasunbo1138 says:

      I feel your pain, at times staying Alone is better than be with someone who makes you feel alone, love is rare and scarces

  • @FaithfulAcresFarm says:

    He is very open about past traumas and we share experiences. He always asks me how I am or how I am doing. He wants to make me happy and says that he is aiming to please me. He says I’m sorry if things keep him from me, having to work over or even when he was sick and I think that is kind, caring and he also messages me a lot when he is free.

  • @veronicamitchell9378 says:

    I love the story about the daughter and the pool. I had a similar experience with my dad and a Ferris wheel ride. I did not realize he was afraid of heights when I got him to get on the ride. Little experiences like that establish a high bar for how people expect to be treated in the future.

  • @MandyM8807 says:

    When we first met he let me set the pace for our physical relationship. He knew that some stuff had happened to me when I was younger and didn’t even get mad when I freaked out the first few times when we started to have sex. I mean we’d be caressing each other and taking our shirts off but then I’d snap to the past and freak out. Just by telling me that it was okay that he’s not mad, and not pushing the issue I felt loved, cared for, and taken care of. He waited for me to be completely comfortable with having sex with him, never pushing me to be intimate with him and never once even tried to leave me. When I have nightmares even to this day he’ll be really sweet and hold me until I fall back to sleep.

    • @lisayoung2641 says:

      I love this Story. Thanks for sharing Amanda

    • @marytaylor9504 says:

      My man stays with me. He and I don’t have sex every time we’re together. When we do We Make Love! We respect each other in all ways. He cuddles with me and we talk for hrs.Were older senior adults who know how to appreciate each other in all ways!

  • @danielaconforme6178 says:

    He stays with me in difficult times, he gives me his support and he listens to me providing wise advices ❤️ Both build trust in our relationship 🙏🏽

    • @yarimaa1246 says:

      ±2348102689570⏯️⏯️⏯️⏯️ Hello it’s works I can’t believe am with my love again after so many years of breakup.,

  • @gwendeskobus1113 says:

    My darling and me are married 69 years and I would not change him for the world. God has blest us mightily xxx❤❤❤🙏🇿🇼🐘

  • @bertadavila318 says:

    I just started dating someone three months ago , and for the first time in my life I have someone who actively tries to make my life easier so I “don’t suffer” he volunteers to help with errands, help around the house, strategies to improve our relationship. A fresh of breath air, especially since being a single mamma is not the easiest! I feel extremely blessed.

  • @ShlomoJesmerRelationshipCoach says:

    1 He sticks through stressful times.
    2 Keeping his promises.
    3 Offers you his trust!
    4 Gives affection without expecting sex.
    5 Has sex with you and still wants to hang out with you.

    Great advice Mat, you are spot on!

  • @beatricebliss9379 says:

    He writes amazing poems for me, plays the cello for me, teaches me how to tango. When we sleep in the same bed ( we rarely do, for the sake of atraction), he often caresses my thighs during the night. He makes plans for us. He pays for everything. He meditates with me. He never criticises me. He makes me feel beautiful, loved, desired. I feel like we love each other more every day.

  • @joyoverley5259 says:

    I am dating a man that has been friends with my dear friends of 30 years and with some family members. He is moving slow which I need, we were out at the lake and he said, “you know I am going to love you, right. Just want to know that you know this”. . . then on to another part of the conversations. He is a great guy and I feel blessed that God has brought him into my life as I focus on learning to love myself better. He sees the best of me and I feel special to him, we are 63 & 67 years young. Would value your input.

  • @VegasLady81 says:

    Fighting is normal in relationships, as long as it’s not abusive physically, mentally, or emotionally. Arguments happen when two people say things to each other out of anger, and want to argue until we both come up with a solution. No, we don’t like to argue, but when issues arise, it can get heated. You don’t get mad at someone you don’t care about. You don’t argue with someone who’s just a fling. You argue with someone you love, because you both care enough to fight for your relationship. Long as you’re not beating the crap out of each other, you’re fine. Relationships with ZERO fights are a red flag in and of themselves.

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    • @rebeccacisco9420 says:

      I dont like calling it fighting. Disagreeing is one thing. Going at it like angry dogs is abusive. My late husband and I didnt always agree and we had a few heated discussions but we never really faught. If we were really angry it was a little while of silence and then we couldnt stand it and apologized and talked it out. We were happy and best friends as well as lovers for almost 20 years. We had a true emotional bond. I miss him very much.

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