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I stumbled across a video from Teachingmensfashion about what to do to make women melt. I learned a lot from it and decided to remake it.
We won’t be focusing only on the physical gestures that make women melt. We’ll focus on even those small gestures and thoughtful things that women can’t resist.
7 Gestures That Make Women Melt – Attract Even The Toughest Heart (Animated)
7 Gestures That Make Women Melt
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We also want you to know how to attract women; that’s why at the end of this video, We’ll tell you the number one reason why women walk away from a guy.
This is so you can avoid it, of course. Well, let’s not delay this further. Let’s start!
Here are 7 gestures that make women melt:
7. Good Morning, Sunshine
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Girls may not say it at all, but we love good morning texts, no matter how cranky we are. There’s nothing better for them than waking up to a sweet text from you. It makes them feel like the day ahead will be filled with positive vibes.
If you want to make a girl crazy for you, then do this. When you send a good morning message, it makes them feel like she is one of the first things you think of in the morning.
You don’t have to send a long, novel-like message. Just a simple, “Hey, good morning. Have a great day ahead.” will already be more than enough to make a girl’s heart melt.
6. Hello? Is It Me You’re Looking For?
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Times are changing. People are always in a hurry. So they prefer just to text mindlessly while doing something else. If you’re guilty of doing that, you may not know how to impress a girl yet.
If you want to know how to make your crush like you, then learn to call. It always makes a woman’s day when you take some time out of your day to call her just to talk to her about how her day was, or even just random things.
Trust me, if a girl sees your effort to call her and talk to her, her heart will melt. You’ll be able to break through even the toughest woman’s heart if you just make an effort.
