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Top Absolute Classy Moves Men Secretly Love | Dating Advice by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and The Top Absolute Classy Moves Men Secretly Love

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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.
Mat has been featured on CNN, Oprah & Friends, The Today Show, Good Morning America, and many other media outlets, as well as shared the stage with some of the industry’s biggest names, including; John Gray, Jack Canfield, Les Brown, Bob Proctor and Brendon Burchard, and more.

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  • @NotPCandnotadelusionalenabler says:

    When my man and I were just starting to get to know each other, he asked me if I get jealous easily.
    “How can I get jealous over someone in a relationship with me? No darling, I’m territorial.”

  • @sonnenschein553 says:

    Also:
    1) Caring for friends not only talking, but taking action to be there for each other in sad and happy moments
    2) Having a history of close, consistent, peaceful and joyful friendships
    3) Thinking and talking about their family and expartner with love and respect, even if there is a no contact situation
    4) Being in peace with their past and having focus on the here and now and the future
    5) Taking care for animals and children when possible

  • @susanklemm5505 says:

    I don’t think I would be happily married without Mat’s teaching! Even though I was 53 and had lots of relationship
    experience there was SO MUCH I didn’t know. Been married 4 years now and am starting watching these again. How to be classy, what I always wanted to know. I love the examples and heart. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart!!!

  • @stellashepherd3229 says:

    Esther Perel talks about how seeing your partner from a distance, in their element, doing something they’re passionate about and possibly being admired by others can increase our attraction to our partner. I wonder if that was another part of what Irene was seeing when she was sitting in the back of the room at your seminars. She trusted you and was secure in herself so she was able to enjoy watching you doing something you were good at.

  • @riggs20 says:

    One thing I really admire about my parents is that when they did argue, they knew how to argue. Never once would they curse at each other or call each other names. And they certainly would get angry with each other at times. But there was always this understanding that, they loved one another and did not want to hurt each other. I thought all couples argued like that until I grew up and got out into the real world. But if I am ever fortunate enough to marry, that will be one of the things I’m looking for in a man.

    • @sunflowermood829 says:

      oh gosh my parents were the total opposite but so happy to hear that. It motivates me to do better too!

  • @rezotydnic says:

    1. Be an amplifier.
    2. Own your confidence by owning your own worth.
    3. Use beautiful language even when you’re pissed.
    4. Graciously receive.
    5. Speak your truth with love.

  • @mursahxiirow1501 says:

    Speaking well. My man always compliments me on how I use language. I never thought about it much until he brought it up. At first I wasn’t sure I believed him. It didn’t seem that big of a deal. But I understand now what he means. I don’t curse profusely as a rule, I look to speak kindly but also truthfully. I don’t shoot my mouth off. I am cool when we disagree. He has told me on numerous occasions how much he likes it. It feels good that my mama taught me right.

  • @Corn_Flakes_with_Milk says:

    I’m married to the most amazing man! He’s 33 and he opens doors, purposefully looks aside when an attractive woman walks by, has told me to pull myself together on occasion when I’ve acted disrespectful. Couldn’t ask for a better man .

  • @amjPeace says:

    As someone who has been married for over 50 years I can say that these five moves will not only allow a woman to attract the right man and keep him enthralled for the long haul, but they will also a;;ow you to feel like the wonderful woman you were born to become. Being “classy” feels great and will help you be a better wife, parent, friend, and colleague.

    • @Mel-k7z4i says:

      💯

    • @violetinispaltas7274 says:

      Any and every woman will be as cool as a cucumber when she meets a man she sees, feels and knows is completely into her and committed to the relationship. There’s nothing surprising, special or rare about that. That is not a quality of a classy woman. That is a state of mind of a loved, taken care and safe woman.

    • @Mel-k7z4i says:

      @@violetinispaltas7274 yes a woman who can walk in her femininity has the power.

    • @amjPeace says:

      @@violetinispaltas7274 I don’t see this as disagreement.

    • @piecebypiececakes1317 says:

      100%

  • @kathym656 says:

    This is all about self-love & confidence to be yourself. If the woman is glad to see the man it should be based on a genuine connection. Feel secure in yourself & be open to love.

    • @todaysera3 says:

      Hi Matt, your videos focus all advise that the man is to pursue a woman, but I’ve made the terrible mistake of expressing myself to someone. It’s the first time I’ve done n felt like that, he doesn’t reciprocate but was very kind n polite. That’s okay, it’s been 6 months but it still isn’t a long gone memory. I dunno how to handle this situation, he helped at first but I’ve still to put my face in front of him every day, as we work in the same place, he’s adorable but I don’t know how to keep up a proper social front. It’s difficult to define a margin between expression n proper social function. I feel emotionally disconnected from everyone around me n some days I just close into myself. He told me never to restrain myself n I could tell him whatever I want n I did it when he had to go spend some month abroad, now he’s back n I’m shut. Can you please advise me?

    • @angbicolanasahongkong5815 says:

      i love to watch your coaching

      im filipino watching from hongkong

    • @maryclark-dennison2014 says:

      Love your videos!

  • @celiaescalante says:

    That’s the problem. The guy and I were not together. So, when he kissed a woman in front of me, it shattered me. He actually wanted me to be disrespectful towards him. I hated that he wanted that. He was lonely, wanting to feel accepted, and felt rejected because I was not protesting. I also felt rejected because he wasn’t asking me to be his girlfriend. Now, I’m with an amazing man that is moving obstacles to be with me.

    • @leaellas8400 says:

      I’m glad you didn’t settle with someone who would do something manipulative just to guage your response. No one should have to put up with that, as that kind of behavior or mindset will only get worse with tune and us centered in self-serving attitude, whether it’s from either party in a relationship or dating stage.

    • @samruddhipai9453 says:

      I’m happy you didn’t settle for a manipulative insecure person and that you found someone who’s mature and secure ❤

  • @cw5451 says:

    Men have consistently described me as classy. I dress classy, I carry myself/walk classy, and I look classy. Men have also consistently said they really like how classy I am.

  • @IM-uh5tk says:

    0:35 bring energy to the situation
    1:50 be secure in yourself and know your worth
    4:42 maintain respect even when you’re pissed
    6:30 graciously receive
    7:50 speak your truth, with love

  • @cirilla9741 says:

    Men always appreciate it when I keep the conversation interesting and joyful on dates. I listen actively, ask specific questions and be funny/ playful. But the most important thing is to give them answers to ‘work with’. I teaser interesting stories or fun facts as well as hinting topics I might wanna talk about while I let them lead the conversation. My partner loved it and said he was never so excited to date someone!

    • @LifelineInc-xk1uw says:

      Interesting conversations are always appreciated and keeps people hooked ❤
      Would u mind sharing some types of topics u guys talk about?

    • @Annelola999 says:

      @@LifelineInc-xk1uw yes yes yes. Tryna hear more 🙂 a truly skilled conversationalist is soooo rare

    • @hiannahgus574 says:

      I, too, would love to hear some of your conversation topics and questions, please.

  • @b.lassen287 says:

    Irene’s comments/examples are always a huge benefit.

    • @finabond8926 says:

      My Ex his an energy drain, his always wanted to be around me, when he leaves me, I am so exhausted.I do know his regret for letting me go.

  • @fijeta says:

    1. Being jovial and welcoming
    2. Being respectful when speaking even when angry
    3. Being confident, grounded and feeling secure in any circumstances
    4. Being graciously receptive
    5. Speaking truthfully and with love/gentleness

  • @israelaiesha2531 says:

    The use of genuine ‘affirming’ language: “You’re handsome.”, “You’re my hero.”, “That’s brilliant!”, “I appreciate you.”

  • @naowright9308 says:

    My parents taught me not to use foul language as a child. They also tried to teach us how to get along. My husband and I disagree sometimes, but once I state my opposing view to him, I become silent. I do not argue or escalate the situation. If someone will not see from your perspective, there is no point in throwing words at them. There are times when he is right, and I have to change my stand once I hear his point of view.
    Never be too proud that you can not admit to being wrong.
    Never give up your valid objections if they are not addressed.
    Never allow negative emotions to get in the way of a discussion(men can not hear negative emotions).

    My secret weapon is prayer. I try to maintain a spiritual stand and address all unanswered objections to the Almighty. Be specific and be respectful. It has worked so well for me. God answers prayer.

  • @reemsaif3105 says:

    Mat your lady didn’t get jealous because the relationship was clear. Some get mad because they don’t know thier value and go with men who are disrespectful or lacking passion

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