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    7 Things to Make Your Mate Feel Greatly Wanted and Desired

    Updated: Mar 26



    How to make each other feel loved!
    How to make each other feel loved!

    There are 7 things you can do to make your mate feel deeply wanted and desired. You create a space where they feel valued, cherished, and uniquely appreciated. It’s not just about grand gestures but the thoughtful, consistent actions that show they’re irreplaceable in your life. From listening with genuine interest to celebrating their individuality, these moments of connection and care can transform a relationship into something extraordinary.


    “Anyone can say the right words."

    But influence, presence, and real connection! That’s a skill.

    If you’re ready to master it, start with "12 Steps to Sophisticated Manipulation.” Which is about self-mastery. The following 7 things can only be done if you know yourself.


    Let’s explore seven ways to make your partner feel truly special.

     

    1. Genuine Attention


    Put your phone down. Look them in the eyes and make them feel you care and want them. When you walk into the room, be there. No distractions. No divided attention. An alpha doesn’t compete with a phone—your focus alone should make them feel seen and important.

     

    Give them your undivided attention when speaking, even in casual moments. That quiet focus says, “You matter more than anything else right now.”


    2. Intentional Touch

     

    Touch with purpose, not randomness. Slow things down. Be deliberate. When your touch feels controlled and confident, it creates tension—and tension builds desire.

    Even if you are not the touchy-feely type, understand that a touch isn’t just about sex — it’s about connection.

     

    A hand on the lower back, a soft kiss on the forehead, or an unexpected handhold communicates desire, safety, and affection, especially when the person needs your attention.


    3. Sincere Compliments

     

    Not just “You look sexy,” though that helps.

     

    Tell them they're great in ways that reflect how you see their soul, strength, and softness. Compliment how they move, handle challenges, or how they change your day.

     

    "I admire how you handle challenges with strength and grace, which inspires me to improve.”

     

    "You have this incredible ability to make people feel valued and seen. It's one of the many reasons I feel so lucky to share life with you."

     

    4. Make Them Feel Chosen

     

    Desire isn’t about availability — it’s about choice.

     

    Remind them, in words and actions, that of all the people in the world, you choose them, over and over. That’s powerful.


    5. Flirt Like You Just Met

     

    Keep the spark alive with playful energy.

     

    Send them a suggestive text. Whisper something only they should hear. Flirt when they’re not expecting it—remind them they still excite you. Make them feel you are still dating, even after many years together.

     

    6. Speak Their Love Language

     

    Do they love gifts? Or spending time with you? Using words you know causes emotions. Show them acts of service.

     

    When you speak their language, they feel loved. They won’t just feel appreciated; they’ll feel seen and understood. That’s rare. That’s intimate.


    7. Show Desire Without Always Expecting Sex

     

    Make them feel wanted, not pressured.

     

    Touch them, praise them, admire them… and walk away. Let them feel safe in your passion, not obligated by it. That’s the kind of energy that builds deep attraction.

     

    These seven things are not about you; they are about your mate understanding that you are real and care about them. It’s all about being present and attuned to the other person.

     

    If you want to destroy your efforts at making your mate happy, do the following.

     

    Neglect their boundaries: Overstepping personal space or ignoring their comfort zones can make them feel uneasy rather than desired.

     

    Be insincere: Empty flattery or forced gestures can come across as disingenuous, creating distance rather than closeness.

     

    Focus solely on physicality: Desire isn’t just about physical attraction. Showing you care only when you want something, or ignoring emotional or intellectual connection, can make your efforts feel shallow.


    To enhance your skills, take this “Weekly Practice Challenge.”

    Example:

    Day 1: Presence

    Day 2: Verbal affirmation

    Day 3: Physical connection

    Day 4: Intentional time

    Day 5: Support their goals

    Day 6: Lead emotionally

    Day 7: Reflect and reset

     

    For more self-discovery, go to www.lt-tonywalker.co. It is available in audiobook and eBook format and combines emotional intelligence with high-level influence.

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