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Women love compliments but men need some ego stroking too. Here are some simple things you can do to make your man feel special.
1. Flirt with him in public
Show him that you are still attracted to him by flirting with him in public. If you are at a party, a bar or just hanging out with friends, flirt with him like you did when you first met.
2. Tell him how sexy he is
Instead of complaining that he didn't iron his shirt or take out the trash, tell him how sexy he is. Bring compliments into your daily routine to always let him know how attracted you are to him and how much you appreciate everything he does.
3 Give him a blow job
...and expect nothing in return. Many women don't like giving blow jobs. That said, you'd have a hard time finding a man who doesn't love getting one. Give him an unexpected blow job (for example, early in the morning before work) and don't expect or demand anything in return. Do it like you love it, even if you don't.
4. Act jealous now and again
No matter how secure you are in your relationship, you should act jealous every once in a while. Don't get crazy but just show a little jealousy, even if you are not, to make him feel special.
5. Put the toilet seat up
Women spend a lot of time complaining that their mate should leave the toilet seat down. Every now and again after you use the toilet, put the seat up for him.
Source: sheknows.com
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