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What do men really want in a relationship?

Based on the characteristics of male development, including physiological changes and the difficulties faced at different ages, derived from the stage needs.

By TimPublished 2 years ago 5 min read
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What do men really want in a relationship? The need here actually includes two meanings:

1. The eternal quest for belonging and love that runs through life's needs, from youth to old age, and is desired by both sexes.

2. Needs at different stages. Needs at different stages are derived from the characteristics of male development, including physiological changes and difficulties at different ages.

So let me break it down:

One, throughout the needs of life

What are we looking for in our relationships all our lives?

To answer this question, the first thing to know is that the difference between sexual relationships and other relationships is exclusivity, that is, sexual relationships

The chemistry between two people, it has to offer us something that no other relationship can, and that's what makes it valuable

In the book Intimate Relationships, the author summed up the difference between intimate relationships and casual acquaintances, at least in these six aspects, respectively

· Level of knowledge: Partners have extensive and intimate knowledge of each other's experiences, hobbies, emotions and aspirations

· Care level: Partners will care about each other's mood and body, and empathize with each other, and each other will also feel more from each other

love

· Interdependence: Partners need each other, influence each other, and rely on each other frequently, intensely, variously, and consistently

The closer the relationship becomes

· Mutual agreement: Both partners refer to themselves as "we" rather than "I" and have a high degree of self-acceptance of the other

· Trust: Intimate partners trust each other not to hurt them and expect their partner to meet their needs and pay attention to them

The happiness of

· Commitment: Both partners want to stay close for the long term and are driven by the need to invest a lot of time, manpower and energy into their relationship

Physical resources to maintain relationships

So, what are men really looking for in relationships? These six criteria correspond to six needs:

1. A man needs to be understood, which includes understanding his motivations and being able to support and understand his choices

He. The environment requires a man to be strong and responsible, and understanding and support from his intimate partner can greatly alleviate a man's lack of strength

A lot of anxiety, and it feeds a man a lot of energy. There's an old saying that a successful man has a supportive woman behind him

People, that's the truth.

2. Men need to be empathized with, and empathy here does not mean caring about all aspects of him, but when he needs it, like losing a business

To be there for him during failures, illness, accidents, loss of friends, and empathize with what he's going through. Before I

"Cave Time," about men being more sympathetic and needing to be alone in their own space to lick their wounds,

Here too, empathy, not necessarily asking what's going on, sometimes a cup of hot water, a hug, or an "I'm here

By your side, "can let a man heart collapse.

3, men need to be needed, this sentence sounds a little convoluted mouth, actually refers to the man needs to be relied on, rely on, need to pay

And being worshipped as a hero, to gain a sense of power. I often find in counseling, for example, that the more women know how to get a man to give moderately,

The more will be cherished, and embarrassed to accept the man's good, always thinking about how to return the woman, the more likely to be disappointed. They want to increase intimacy

Do, try to let the man get in front of you instead of pushing him away.

4, men need to be accepted, be recognized, here can be divided into two understanding, in the position, put him as one of their own, two people have common

Interests advance and retreat together, in the emotional, unconditionally identify with him, especially do not criticize him on the personality level.

Here's a common example:

A couple gets into a fight on the street, and the man wants to drag the woman home to resolve it, and the subtext of this behavior is: "We are one.

There is no need for outsiders to laugh. At this time if the woman regardless of regardless of the scene, and even what all go out to say, the man disparage of nothing

If it is, it will make men give up maintaining the same position and escalate the conflict between lovers into a confrontation between enemies, which is not conducive to asking questions

Problem solving. So sometimes, outside to maintain a man's face, not only for him, but also for the benefit of the two of them, when

However, the reverse is also true. Men also need to defend women.

5, men need to be trusted, trust here includes but is not limited to, believe that he can give you rely on, believe that he can fulfill his promise, believe

He can help you solve your problems, trust his loyalty, and trust him to trust you as well. Most of the time, men need to be trusted by them

Real is not some kind of feeling, but the space that the woman gives.

Trusting him to solve problems and not always telling him what to do; Trust him to be loyal and not always check his phone; Or trust him

I also trust you and will not be too sensitive, always grasping the so-called details to explain to him. Otherwise, even if there is no problem, it will lead to questions

The topic.

6, men need a sense of security, here refers to, do not feel that only women need a sense of security, men also need, just women need a sense of security is active type.

For example, boyfriends should respond to messages or report where they are. The security a man needs is passive. He doesn't need a girlfriend

Take the initiative to do what, as long as the girlfriend's emotional stability, do not make, and will not compare him with other men, this relationship for him

There is a foundation to go on.

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