Discover the #1 Reason Why Men Pull Away
How To Make Him Deeply Desire You
Does this sound familiar to you?
You meet a guy you really like. Sparks fly.
He seems really into you. He says all the right stuff, makes all the right moves.
You're constantly texting each other sweet nothings throughout the day.
Nothing excites you more than this feeling he gives you.
Then… something changes.
Maybe it’s after a few dates, or even a few years into your relationship.
But one day you realize he’s completely cooled off.
The spark between you has gone out.
You don’t hold his attention the way you used to. He seems distracted, distant.
His texts get shorter and farther apart. It feels like you’re barely hanging onto him by a thread.
You start to imagine all the worst case scenarios.
Was it something you did? Was it something he did? Is there someone else?
Is it all in your head and everything is fine?
(Usually not. Trust your intuition)
So what changed?
And when you finally understand why he’s acting this way… everything will change for you.
You’ll connect with him again on a deep, emotional level.
In this free video you’ll discover the most powerful trigger that makes him need you in his life like never before.
Watch it here: The #1 Reason Men Pull Away
This is so important…
Because without direction, people tend to let emotions get the best of them.
Just about any knee-jerk reaction could push him away even further.
And you don’t want to lose him.
All you want is to have him back in your arms, reassuring you that everything is okay.
And once you know the reason, you can breathe a sigh of relief.
Because everything will make sense.
You’ll know exactly what to do to ignite his passion for you, and have him back in your arms where he belongs.
Check out this free presentation, and build a love that lasts.
A Suprising 12 Word Text Message
In this free presentation I’ll also explain the powerful 12 word text message that will bring him running back into your arms.
An instinct so strong that it will drive him to prove just how much you mean to him, even if he never realized it before.
And you’ll immediately notice him open his mind and heart to you in a way he’s never experienced before.
Right now you can discover these “Secret Signals” by clicking the link below.
“All I can say is ‘wow’. This has made me look at my life in a whole new light!’ – Shannon
References
Harry’s Masculinity Report 2018 https://s3.amazonaws.com/harrys-cdnx-prod/manual/Harry%27s+Masculinity+Report%2C+USA+2018.pdf – Men are happiest when a part of something where they feel needed and valued.
Anderson, Cameron & Hildreth, John & Howland, Laura. (2015). Is the Desire for Status a Fundamental Human Motive? A Review of the Empirical Literature. Psychological bulletin. 141. 10.1037/a0038781. – Male need for respect.
Murray, S. H., Milhausen, R. R., Graham, C. & Kuczynski, L. (2016). A Qualitative Exploration of Factors That Affect Sexual Desire Among Men Aged 30 to 65 in Long-Term Relationships. Journal of Sex Research, DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2016.1168352 – Men want to feel wanted and needed.
Terri D. Fisher, Zachary T. Moore, Mary-Jo Pittenger. Sex on the Brain?: An Examination of Frequency of Sexual Cognitions as a Function of Gender, Erotophilia, and Social Desirability. Journal of Sex Research, 2012; 49 (1): 69 DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2011.565429 – Men think about biological needs (e.g. Hero Instinct) more than women.
Gender Differences in Implicit Self-Esteem Following a Romantic Partner’s Success or Failure,” Kate A. Ratliff, PhD, University of Florida, and Shigehiro Oishi, PhD, University of Virginia; Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, online Aug. 5, 2013. – Men have lower self-esteem when their partner succeeds and they fail (i.e. they don’t feel needed/irreplaceable).
Canevello A, Crocker J. Creating good relationships: Responsiveness, relationship quality, and interpersonal goals. J Pers Soc Psychol. 2010;99(1):78-106. doi:10.1037/a0018186 – Showing him you believe in him and he’s the one for the job.
Reis HT, Lemay Jr EP, Finkenauer C. Toward understanding understanding: The importance of feeling understood in relationships. Social and Personality Psychology Compass. 2017:11(3):e12308. doi:10.1111/spc3.12308 – You value his point of view and abilities.
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