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12 Qualities Women Want in Their Men

Guys – Do you have the qualities women want?

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We all have good qualities and bad qualities, but are there universal qualities that   women look for in their partners?

Whilst I am not a woman I have worked with women most of my working life, in a big call centre office (the truth really comes out in an office!), I have two sisters, my current place of work is predominantly women and I am married to a woman who knows what she wants.   So I have done a lot of asking, a lot of research and have come up with 12 qualities a woman looks for in a man.

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12 Qualities a woman looks for in a man

(In no particular order)

Honesty

This is high up on the list and is a must for guys.   When I say honest I mean being honest about everything.   If your partner asks you 'Do you like my hair' a response could be 'I like it but I preferred it when it was longer.'   When you are honest about everything you will get a reputation for being honest and you will get more respect and gain trust a lot quicker.   If you are found out with one lie then the trust will disappear and it will be hard to gain back.

To be able to protect

According to the women I have spoken with they want to know their partner will be able to protect them physically in times of danger or trouble.   That's not to say women are weak it's a security thing and knowing that their partner is capable or willing to protect them at all costs gives women a little more peace of mind.

Get up and go

Women don't like men who have no motivation to do anything with their lives.   They want a man who has passion and has goals in life and has got the motivation to follow their dreams.

Belief

Believe in your wife/girlfriend and support and encourage her in everything she does.

Sense of humour

This one obviously depends on each couple as everybody has a different sense of humour but women like men who can make them laugh.   That's not to say you have to be like Robin Williams, just someone who has a sense of humour and exercises it often.

Reliability

This is another one high up on the list.   You've got to be reliable if you want your partner to stick with you for the long term.   If she has an evening meal planned for you and you promised you'll be home by 7 and you come strolling in at 8, this is not being reliable.   Yes, work is important but more important is the woman who loves you enough to prepare a meal and make an effort on a Friday night.

Commitment

An absolute must for any long term relationship.   If you are not committed then there will always be that little doubt in the back of her mind asking if you are really serious about the relationship.

Love & Respect

There's no question of this, if you don't love her why would she be with you? and, if you disrespect her you may as well throw the relationship out of the window right now.   It's not only respect for her but it's respect for yourself as well.   If you let people walk all over you then you are not respecting yourself and this is a turn off for women.

Attuned to feelings

For the old fashioned man out there one of the main things you were missing was the ability to stay in tune with your partners feelings.   If you are attuned to your partner's feelings then it shows respect, caring and love.   That doesn't mean to say you let them walk all over you it just means you are in touch with her, and you know how to handle the emotions, upsets and excitement etc.

Attractiveness

This is something you are born with and it's also something that is very subjective.   Everyone has an attractive feature about them and rest assured someone will be attracted to you because of it.   However if you let yourself go and don't really care about yourself, you'll be dropped like a hot potato.

Faithful

Shouldn't even have to be said here, but so many men think they can get away with being unfaithful and it not affect them.   You will never be respected once you've been unfaithful and there is absolutely no excuse for it.

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Steven Aitchison

Steven Aitchison is the author of The Belief Principle and an online trainer teaching personal development and online business.  He is also the creator of this blog which has been running since August 2006.