Top 5 things that EVERY woman needs to know about a man

Hey guys! Today I discuss the Top 5 things that every woman needs to know about a man. As always, let me know what I got right/wrong in the comments!

[charlesdavid-py]

This captivating video triggers a flood of painful memories from the end of my 5-year relationship just three months ago. The woman I loved with all my heart chose to walk away, leaving me grappling with an insurmountable sense of loss. Despite my relentless efforts to salvage what we had, I'm left feeling disillusioned and unable to imagine a future without her. Despite my attempts to move on, I'm drawn to express my deep-seated longing for her here.

[edgreen]

No flowers. No drama. Quiet and peace. Say thank you a few times weekly.

[Butterflysoul]

As a women, I believe that ALL MEN want the simple things out of good women and a long lasting relationship. But also, I think women need to start educating themselves, understanding and realizing, that men aren't hard to please, y'all just come into his life and make it more toxic for him. He doesn't need your toxicity. All he really wants are the things in this video. Thank you Emily. I learn alot from you about what men want in relationships.

[MarcoRocks]

…when I get home from a long day on the job, a welcoming hug, kiss does wonders. I’m easy, don’t need much to feel loved.

[GenXfrom]

21 years with my husband on February 18! He’s simple to please. ❤ I will defend my man to the death. He’s a hardworking, devoted, strong man.

[ravenrock]

Respect is symptom of a condition. That condition is loyalty. Men prize loyalty above all else.

[kevinp]

What I want from a woman:
1. Kind
2. Selfless
3. Romantic
4. Affectionate
6. Empathetic
7. Intelligent
8. She can be average-looking but takes care of herself and dresses well
9. Appreciative

[rex-racer]

My wife is pretty good at doing this, but here’s one of the things I’ve learned I need. Let’s say I spend the afternoon fixing something, like the screen door, or maybe I put up some new blinds on the windows. When I’m done, and it works, I clean up, put the tools away, and I look at it myself for a minute. Then I go get her to show her. If she says, “Looks great, nice job, thank you, ” my day/week/month is made. And because I know I need this, I try to do the same thing when she does something, like mending my favorite pair of gloves, or even just a doing a chore or cooking a meal. Gratitude is a wonderful thing.

[NotPieEaters]

Sadly, the pervasive, horrible behavior of modern women has changed the norms of relationships. Men have finally come to realize the incredibly selfish nature of most women today. So a woman will need to do the right things AND THEN be patient for quite awhile before any sane man will believe that her behavior is genuine and not just some ploy to get what she wants and then revert back to her true, horrible nature.

[guestguest]

Your first statement is spot on. Women are not raised on how to treat men.

[rickharms]

One my second marriage. A couple of promising relationships. Never been loved. I was a resource, emotional and financially.

[lightheart]

#2 can literally be as simple as resting your hand on a guy's shoulder to show that you want to/love being near him. I swear, I am imagining that happening to me rn, and it is almost bringing me to tears. Why? Positive emotional weight.

[jjlittle]

To be a partner in life. Life is better when a woman is your partner and you know that she is totally on your side. Simple touch like massage my shoulders when I’m tense, working at the computer etc lets me know that she is there to help me and comfort me by letting me know she is there for me.
We men don’t think like women, women don’t think like men but we can enjoy the support and comfort that we give each other.

[thepcsmith]

Thank you for being a positive voice for change in society. I'm sure you get a lot of hate or backlash for your content, but you're really helping change hearts and minds for the better. Thanks for all you do.

[tymatter]

I'm a 57 year old guy and you have that absolutely correct

[kxtidbg]

On a first date, one time, the woman and I were walking on a beach, and she reached out and took my hand, and that made me feel so wonderful! And later we hugged, and I will never forget that special day! The Beatles were right when they wrote, "I Want To Hold Your Hand"!

[mikek]

On that last one; a man doesn't want to provide for his woman because of it'll get him something, he wants to provide for her because he wants to make her happy. He wants to make her happy because of who she is, and that kind of desire is something that a woman needs to earn - it's not given.

[Zathren]

Number 1, most men relate respect to love. Women need unconditional love from their man? We can do that. Can woman give unconditional respect? Do you know what respecting your man looks like on a regular basis? If not, it's never too late to learn.

[dawdle]

There are 2 kinds of men, those who are faithful and hardworking, and those who are disloyal and lazy. Most women's mistake is that they met the 1st type, and treat them as if they are the 2nd type, but when they met the 2nd type, they treat them as if they are the 1st type.

[JB-mglw]

60 years old and married 39 years to my beautiful wife. I could not agree more with you. Quite literally everything you stated was spot on