Understanding Men: 3 Ways To Emotionally Lie To Your Man To Make Him Love You More

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If you're struggling with the concept of understanding men and why your efforts to make him love you more are being unnoticed, this article will explain what you're doing wrong and what you should be doing instead. We lie to each other every day. Sometimes, it happens so quickly that before we know that we've done it, it's already happened. Sometimes, we lie about our emotions so that we avoid conflict. In this case, I'm going to show you how you can ethically lie to your man to make him grow closer to you. My wife does this to me all the time and I've grown to actually like it when she lies to me.

1. "I'm disappointed In You."

No one likes to disappoint anyone, especially if that person you've disappointed is someone that you care about. Sometimes there are little things that disappoint us about the other person that we simply ignore because they're too trivial.

Nothing is stopping you from bringing it up again and making him more aware that he does have to work hard for your love. Maybe its his lack of cleanliness. Maybe you don't like his swearing. If you can give him the impression that he's let you down, it works even better.

2. "I'm Feeling Sad..."

This is another emotion that gets men confused but also draws us closer to you. If we see someone who's sad, our natural reaction is to try and help them out. If that person is our girlfriend/wife, you can bet that we'll be even more determined to figure out what's wrong.

My wife gets sad over little things sometimes. When she wants me to comfort her, she simply intensifies her sadness. She might cry a little bit. To make me really care, she actually pushes me away by telling me not to help her. What can I do but not love her more if she does this?

3. "I'm Angry At You."

This is related to the disappointment point. Again, there could be little things that annoy you, verging on the point of anger. If you really want to make it known to your man that he's doing something that's irking you, intensify your anger.

It's healthier than smothering yourself, at any rate. The key here is not to lose control and simply go off at your man. This will push him away from you instead of drawing him closer to you.

You see, you're not really lying to your man. What you feel is genuine, it's just all a matter of intensifying the emotion to a high enough level so that he notices and feels like he has to fix the problem. We like solving problems. This is a key point of understanding men. Use your emotions for the improvement of the relationship, not to break it down or to manipulate us.