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What do women really want from men? 🤔 Surely every man has wondered this question at least once in his life. And probably still wonders it to this day! If you think the answer is just gifts and compliments, you should read to the end. Because it's much more complicated... but also more interesting Here's the paradox: in real life, women crave one thing, but on platforms like Fansly, they crave something completely different. Or... is it the same thing after all? Let's find out! 1. Trust and security In a relationship, this is the baseline. Women want to feel like they can trust you. This doesn't mean they dream of a knight in armor, although that's not out of the question. Trust is the assurance that you won't walk away at an important moment, that you'll be supportive when things are difficult, and that you'll be honest, even if the truth isn't always convenient. On fansly, for example, it's the same: women open up when they feel safe. Virtual flirting is only possible when there is a feeling that you are not just an object, but a real live person who is treated with respect. It works the same way in real life. We all want to know that we can trust and be understood 2. Emotional connection. Want to know a secret? Women want a man who isn't afraid to show his vulnerability. This doesn't mean at all that you have to spill your fears and worries from the doorstep. But being supportive and open is what creates a deep emotional connection. Only then can women truly relax around you. On fansly, emotions play a huge role too, even if it's not immediately obvious. Some men think it's all about appearances, but women always notice those who pay attention to details, who ask “How are you?”, who show interest in the person and not just the body. It's exactly the same in real life. 👇🏻continued in the comments...

Published: October 15th 2024, 2:43:42 pm

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What do women really want from men? 🤔 Surely every man has wondered this question at least once in his life. And probably still wonders it to this day! If you think the answer is just gifts and compliments, you should read to the end. Because it's much more complicated... but also more interesting Here's the paradox: in real life, women crave one thing, but on platforms like Fansly, they crave something completely different. Or... is it the same thing after all? Let's find out! 1. Trust and security In a relationship, this is the baseline. Women want to feel like they can trust you. This doesn't mean they dream of a knight in armor, although that's not out of the question. Trust is the assurance that you won't walk away at an important moment, that you'll be supportive when things are difficult, and that you'll be honest, even if the truth isn't always convenient. On fansly, for example, it's the same: women open up when they feel safe. Virtual flirting is only possible when there is a feeling that you are not just an object, but a real live person who is treated with respect. It works the same way in real life. We all want to know that we can trust and be understood 2. Emotional connection. Want to know a secret? Women want a man who isn't afraid to show his vulnerability. This doesn't mean at all that you have to spill your fears and worries from the doorstep. But being supportive and open is what creates a deep emotional connection. Only then can women truly relax around you. On fansly, emotions play a huge role too, even if it's not immediately obvious. Some men think it's all about appearances, but women always notice those who pay attention to details, who ask “How are you?”, who show interest in the person and not just the body. It's exactly the same in real life. 👇🏻continued in the comments...

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