subject: Why Do Women Play Hard To Get, Is It Because She Wants You To Love and Miss Her More? [print this page] Author: Crid Lee Author: Crid Lee
The tactic of playing hard to get during relationships has been existent and talked about more years. Women are usually associated more to this tactic when compared to men. So what exactly are the reasons behind women playing hard to get with men? I always believed that relationships should not be so complicated, it is either I love you, or I dont love you, thats it. But it seems that it is not that simple after all. Some view it as a game, while the others treat it so seriously. So when a woman plays hard to get with a man, does it means that she is being not serious into the relationship? I seriously doubt so, because not all women are like that. Yes, they may be just fooling around, but sometimes, they have their reasons doing it. What is the sweetest thing a woman will like to hear from her lover? Most probably just by telling her that shes been loved and missed every now and then? Women will be touched to know that guys love and miss them more often than anything else. After all, being a woman, she will definitely enjoy the thought of someone loving her and missing her. By playing hard to get, she can make this happen. The reason is because suitors out there will think of ways and means to make this woman happy. But dont think that by saying that you love or miss her, it will be sufficient to win her heart. It is because she will know whether what you said is what you really meant. She has what we normally call it, the sixth sense, especially when it comes to whether a man is telling a truth or a lie. You can tell her verbally that you love and miss her. But the act of showing your love and that you really miss her definitely beats verbal speech hands down. Actions can be done and a woman likes to see what kind of actions you will take to show that you really mean what you say. This is one thing that she will be particular about when it comes to choosing her ideal partner.About the Author:
