Deciding that a man loves you doesn’t depend on your dedication or your beauty, but on giving him this feeling.

2bebetter
5 min readJun 22, 2024

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Love is not just a moment of heartbeat and romance, but also staying together day and night, and accompanying each other in the changing seasons.

How to keep love passionate and fresh? Some people think it depends on dedication and companionship, while some people think it depends on financial strength and resources.

When two people live together, they both want to find their value and position and want to know whether their choice is worth it.

Only when you feel that you are needed will you have more motivation to manage your relationship.

What determines a man’s love for you is not about dedication or beauty, but about giving him this feeling: the sense of value of being needed.

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1. Being needed gives men a sense of accomplishment in marriage.

Jane is an excellent full-time wife.

She can not only take care of the company’s business but also protect her family.

Gu Jia alone has the final say on matters such as buying a house, renovating, contacting top kindergartens for her children, inspecting factory production, dismissing and hiring company employees, etc.

This kind of relationship has also led to Gu Jia’s husband always being unable to find a sense of existence and feeling very frustrated.

The more outstanding, versatile, and independent Gu Jia is, the more he shows his inability, lack of responsibility, and inability to handle things.

Because he often had a strong sense of frustration, his love for Gu Jia slowly dissipated.

Marriage is a small boat, and both husband and wife are the helmsmen of the boat and control the direction of the future.

In marriage, when a man feels needed and recognizes his value and weight in a woman’s heart, he will have a sense of accomplishment and invest more in the marriage.

To make the relationship between husband and wife better, women must learn to give men the feeling of being needed.

Show weakness to men occasionally, express your needs on time, and stop showing off.

Let a man use his abilities and values, and he will value you more.

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2. Give a man a sense of value and he will be more willing to pay for you.

I have a friend Yuliana. Because she and her husband are busy with their respective jobs, the interactions between them have decreased, and their relationship seems to have faded.

One day, Yuliana encountered some problems at work.

She took the initiative to seek help from her husband, hoping that he would give him advice or solutions.

Her husband also put forward his opinions and correction plans based on his own experience, which made Yuliana feel suddenly enlightened.

Later, Yuliana’s plan was successfully passed and recognized by the leadership. She immediately told her husband the good news.

She highly affirmed her husband’s ability and said that thanks to his help, she was able to go so smoothly. He was simply her lucky star.

After that, Yuliana often asked her husband for help.

Her husband will also take the initiative to ask her about the problems she encounters and will share her burdens with her in life and provide her with care and attention.

In marriage, men also need to be recognized and have a sense of worth.

Although it is said that couples should help and support each other.

However, some women often take men’s contributions for granted and never feel grateful or praise them. As a result, men often feel disappointed when they don’t get anything in return after giving.

A woman can give a man affirmation and praise after he pays so that he will have more motivation.

Let a man know that his help is very important to you and give him a sense of value, and he will be more willing to pay for you.

After getting the response he wants and knowing that his value is cherished by the woman, he will have more motivation and confidence to manage the relationship.

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3. The sense of value of being needed allows men to implement their sense of responsibility

Florence Isaacs said: “Marriage requires constant nurturing by two wise people. The key is not to be complacent and to always improve your marriage.”

Managing a marriage is actually about crossing the river by feeling the stones. Grow through slow guidance and become more responsible.

When getting along, women should not do everything, and should not take on everything.

Love him and give him the sense of worth that he needs. Let him know that running a marriage requires his responsibility and dedication.

Men will also become more mature and stable in the process of implementing their sense of responsibility step by step, thinking more thoughtfully, and acting more calmly.

He will take the initiative to share the housework, clean the house, and buy daily necessities to reduce the woman’s stress and make the home more welcoming.

When there is financial pressure, he will not escape or shirk. Instead, actively find ways to solve it so that women don’t worry.

A man will realize that he is no longer a person but a pillar of the family.

He is a husband and a father, and he has to protect his family. He has responsibilities and burdens that cannot be ignored.

When a woman gives a man a needed sense of responsibility, he will accelerate his growth, implement his sense of responsibility, and cherish each other’s feelings more.

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A woman’s blind giving will weaken a man’s ability to express love.

Try to change the way you get along, give the man the feeling of being needed, and satisfy his inner sense of accomplishment. He will have more motivation to manage love.

Make good use of the skills of managing relationships and get rid of the myth of paying for love, which will make each other gain more happiness.

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