1. Women want to feel special, needed, valued and appreciated.
2. Women want an ambitions man, driven by goals and financial stability.
3. Women want chivalries, very given to treat the women with up most respect, courtesy and being a gentleman.

Just because we are beautiful, does that make us special from the rest of the world?  We are perfect as far as the stereotypical world is concerned and everyone wants to be with us.  But how do we feel?  What is going on inside are hearts and minds? 

Many men struggle with these very same questions.  Married, Single, Divorces or Separated it’s all the same.  Men Struggle with complicity or sexual differences and always seem to be wondering, what do women really want.  Some men have simply decided that women don’t really know what they want.  As a separated male I struggled with these very same questions.  So in a very private and secure conversation I asked, “What is it that women really want?”

We feel lonely and like the perfect man must meet certain guidelines.

  These guidelines can consist daily of many different opportunities.  We sometimes arrange certain criteria’s for the unknowledgeable and sometimes unwilling male occupants. By determining these lost and many times undetermined thoughts one can commonly see the truth behind what is seldom seen.

  Are hearts are hopelessly romantic.  So just a note to all of you men who do not notice our simple acts of kindness, you will always be single or with an unhappy woman. 

  Women really like the soft hearted but emotionally secure and mature man.  As strange as it seams now it comes together in our minds. 

  For all men, if you are looking to satisfy us sexually, just give up. You will probably never be able to totally fulfill what we need.  Try looking deeper into our emotions.  It is not always the physical pleasures that we are after.  We will let you know what we need, but you will always have to be looking for the signs.

“If the dude is trying to make me happy by applying the above characteristics then I will not fell as if I am missing out on anything.”  – Words Taken from the heart of,

Kristy Hope Turner.

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© Richard Copeland – 2001