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health or his family. Depending on how long you have known him will determine how much he will divulge to you about such things that weigh heavy on his heart.
The worst thing a woman can do when she senses the man distancing himself is to nag him and keep asking him “what’s the matter” or “what are you thinking about” or “why don’t you talk to me”. What he really needs is time, space and understanding! Don’t use this situation to start drilling him with questions, text messages, phone calls or complaints. He needs you to be strong for him and with him. If he senses strength and confidence from you he will not only open up to you more easily, but that confidence is extremely attractive! He needs a partner that will walk through the storm with him in quietness and strength, not a whining cling-on that drains him. So the next time you find yourself in this position, don’t focus on what is not happening with your man but focus on what you can do to make life smooth! Take care of you! Pamper yourself, make time with other friends and let him have the space he needs to rally. In doing this you would have enhanced your own life and given him an opportunity to see how amazing you really are!
Ask yourself, do you have the relationship you want? Jonathon's book gets into the meat of what you need to know about men and the types of relationships men commit to.
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