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I cringe at the thought of missing so many opportunities to reward good behavior in past relationships. It is natural to reward people for tangible gifts received. However, many times a woman has gone out of her way to make me feel good, by words or by actions, and I did NOTHING to encourage it again. Although, things are a little different now.
Recently, I've been keeping a keen eye out for subtle behaviors that I like and making sure to reward them. This often takes the form of, "Hey, thank you for...", or "I appreciate you for...". The results have been amazing. Her instincts to please me have gone into overdrive. Relationship decisions that used to be a major bone of contention between us now fall in my favor with no resistance from her. It has created a powerful feeling of cohesiveness.
With that said, is it possible that there is a downside to this in the future that I'm not seeing?
Recently, I've been keeping a keen eye out for subtle behaviors that I like and making sure to reward them. This often takes the form of, "Hey, thank you for...", or "I appreciate you for...". The results have been amazing. Her instincts to please me have gone into overdrive. Relationship decisions that used to be a major bone of contention between us now fall in my favor with no resistance from her. It has created a powerful feeling of cohesiveness.
With that said, is it possible that there is a downside to this in the future that I'm not seeing?