Coach MelannieDating and relationship coach for single Christian men

Women LOVE When Men Do This... 😍 #datingcoach

28 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this short dating‑coach monologue, the speaker explains that hearing one’s own name triggers a feeling of being special and creates a pleasant “rush.” He advises men to occasionally slip a woman’s name into conversation—e.g., “Hi, Jessica…,” “How you doing, Jessica?”—to generate butterflies and make her feel valued. However, he warns against overusing the tactic, as repetitive name‑calling can feel forced. The core message is that making a woman feel good by using her name strategically increases her attraction and desire to spend time with the speaker.

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As humans, we love to hear our names. It makes us feel special and important, and we kind of get this rush when we hear our name. Be careful that you don't overdo this, you know? "Hi, Jessica. How you doing, Jessica? I was thinking about you, Jessica. Jessica, what you doing today?" You know, it's just, you're gonna overdo it. But just slip her name into the conversation here and there, and it's definitely going to fill her with those butterflies and make her feel like she's special to you. And if I've said it once, I have said it a million times. People like people who make them feel good. And if she feels good when she's around you, she's gonna wanna be around you all the time.