Men, your turn now
More importantly, practice receiving a man ' s energy.
In turn you will likely start to realize exactly how attractive you REALLY are in their eyes when you are doing this.
So as you receive and exchange energy from men, let yourself be open to them by showing, whether through words or actions, or a facial expression – your appreciation for them.
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Men, your turn now
Give women your total, absolute positive attention and you ' re half way to become a sexually charismatic male.
'' But I am giving women my attention '', you ' re protesting. '' All the time. And it either doesn ' t work or it backfires.''
Most men simply don’ t understand how important positive attention is to a woman, any woman, at any age. Plus, they either dont do it right, or are easily put off by a woman ' s attitude and so they fail to give her what she needs most from them.
Let me explain.
Women crave for positive attention from men. They crave to be looked at and admired and oggled at, even if they indignantly deny it, even if they believe it is politically incorrent to admit it, even if they rationally try to convince themselves it shouldn ' t be so. It is ingrained in our genes to be noticed, to attract attention of the male.
And although women seem to be fighting tooth and nail- especially in the workplace- for their right to be noticed for other positive qualities and not just their femininity, they need this kind of attention more than ever.
Why do women crave for male attention?
It ' s in our biology. Women are set up to receive a man ' s energy emotionally, spiritually, mentally and physically. Our bodies and minds and hearts are biologically designed to receive from a male. Procreation-wise, no receiving means no offspring for us. As women we need to be filled up with a man ' s energy and attention regularly.
'' Ok this is really a hard one for me to understand especially since I don ' t need a lot of attention '', said a male friend of mine when I pointed this out to him.