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Always listen to him and focus on the conversation, reply to messages in a timely manner. Give him space when needed. Don't judge him harshly or without full background
I'm his biggest fan, and where he falters I always am there to lift him up. I respect him by listening to him, understanding him and always trusting him.
Being a faithful boyfriend and spoiling her:)
I'm working to be a great listener, and I try to show support for whatever he is interested and involved in. I also do my best to "fight clean" if we disagree a out something.
Respect. Him and listen
I listen to her.
By letting him know I trust him with whatever he wants to do and not cheat.
By listening, responding & telling him how much I appreciate him & all he does for us & our family.
Try to listen to her
Being a faithful wife and believing that he is too
1. Listening. For real. Not the fake listening I used to do.
2. Build her up instead of tearing or wearing her down.
3. Acknowledge and respect her feelings, whether I agree with them or not.
4. Always recognize that we are equals in how we contribute to this family. Whether she works out of the home or not.
5. When she makes a mistake, remember that she's created by God and who am I to judge his good work...everyone needs room to fail and not get kicked when they're down.
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2. Build her up instead of tearing or wearing her down.
3. Acknowledge and respect her feelings, whether I agree with them or not.
4. Always recognize that we are equals in how we contribute to this family. Whether she works out of the home or not.
5. When she makes a mistake, remember that she's created by God and who am I to judge his good work...everyone needs room to fail and not get kicked when they're down.
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Trust, communication, listening to him, being patient,
Listening and total honesty and forthrightness.
To tell him he had good ideas and telling him I am so thankful for him being in my life
Being loyal
I work to be the man she wants/needs.
Male, >50 years, Dating | Jan 23, 2013
Male, >50 years, Dating | Jan 23, 2013
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