How To Be A Better Man For Her Novels & Stories

"I don’t know what it is about her, but ever since I caught these feelings, just thinking about her drives me insane. Makes me feel like... I’m not in control anymore." Ethan raised a brow. "That bad, huh?" I nodded. "Worse." He leaned closer. "You really want her, don’t you?" "I do." "Then stop acting like an arrogant jackass. Try becoming a man she can depend on. Women want that." I laughed. "You say that like it’s easy." "It’s not. But if anyone can win her over, it’s you. You just need to stop trying to break her—and start trying to understand her."

"I want to tell you something." "What?" "I'm not very good at this," he said carefully. "At being vulnerable. At showing people who I really am. At expressing emotions. I spent so many years being the cold, controlled businessman that I forgot how to be anything else." He turned to face her, his dark eyes absolutely serious. "But with you," he continued, "I want to be better. I want to try. I want to be the kind of man who can take you on romantic getaways and have deep conversations and make you feel loved without all the darkness and possession."

The world continued spinning. “You didn’t mean to hurt her.” I said. “But you did.” He nodded. “I think,” I continued, “you need to stop trying to explain away the damage and start showing her why she matters. Not just to the restaurant. To you.” He looked up, hopeful. “If,” I added, holding his gaze, making sure my tone was no nonsense, “you’re serious about this.” “I am.” he said instantly. “Then stop talking about it and do something. Not for show. Not with roses and apologies she’s heard before. Do the work. Be the man she deserves.”

I've been sitting on this couch since I knocked off. “For as long as I breathe. You're just gonna hurt her.” “I can change if the right girl walks into my life. She'll change me for the better.” I shook my head, not agreeing with the notion. “Change your behaviour on your own. No girl deserves a messy man. We are not Bob the builders.” He laughed. I'm being honest, though. That nonchalant man who keeps pushing you away and bringing you closer when it suits him will never change for you. That broken man who treats you like you're his therapist won't end up marrying you. Men know how to change and be better for the people they love. It's not any woman's job to help change a man for the better.

She had been so confined in Gillow’s world, isolated in the routine of their relationship, that she’d almost forgotten what it was like to talk freely. "Well," she admitted, "if not for you, he wouldn’t have let me fix my nails. Doesn’t that mean I’ll always have to depend on someone else speaking for me?" The woman shook her head. "No, no, no. Don’t see it that way, okay? This was just the situation. I’m an expert on the subject at hand. But if it’s another matter—say, at home, behind closed doors—the best way to handle men like him is not with emotions. Be calm. Be confident. State your view clearly. Men like him rule by control, but they also recognize when someone knows what they’re talk

- I ask, lifting my torso towards her. — My next girlfriend. - Responds smiling with a line that takes a laugh from me. — That was great. - I say, smiling at him as I lean back into the armchair. — You have no idea how hard it is for a man to approach a woman like you. — Maybe she doesn’t want men to get close. - Batting facing that charming man. — Or maybe the right man hasn’t shown up yet. - He talks by settling in the chair. — Maybe he has to show her that he only lets her know her better, without ulterior motives.

“You know that’s not all I’m after. I love you. I will always love you, and I’m so happy I met you that day. Before I did, I never imagined that I would fall for one woman. I was a fucking flirt, and that was why my mother reacted that way. But since I met you, I have changed for the better. Every day when I wake up, all I can think about is how I can be a better man for you. Tessa, you literally make me feel things that I shouldn’t feel, and the way I want to make you happy all the time… I’m so proud of the woman you’ve grown into. I have watched you go through your worst moments, your happiest moments, your saddest moments, and even your coldest moments. But baby, you’re my life, and I’m s

He asked me with an indignant gaze. I was caught aback a little but I sighed. “I am trying to be a better person, so this is one of my steps. Being a better person means being a better wife,” I said, putting the last word there to let it ring in his head. No matter what he wants, it doesn't matter if she is going to become his wife whether he likes it or not.

"From her, I learnt that women appreciate sincerity and sometimes, they need you to prove what you said to them through your actions. You can't just say it without acting it, now do you?" Axel took a thoughtful sip of his wine, his gaze fixed on some distant point. "So you're saying I need to prove to her that I'm sincere about wanting her back?" Kevin nodded. "Exactly. Show her through actions that you'd not hurt her anymore. Women love being pampered and treated like babies. Do that. Know when it's that time of the month and help her through the pain. Shower her with love like she's your girlfriend or wife. Help her chase her dreams and achieve her goals. Trust me, she'd fall for you all o

“Right, you’re doing all this so you can get a job with Brian.” He clenched his jaw. She couldn’t tell if it was disapproval or disappointment that flickered in his eyes. “If you want him to see that you are a wild woman, then you need to show that you are fighting off all the men.” “So, to get a man’s attention, I should show that another guy wants me? Great, I’ve just appointed you to be that guy. You’re staying. End of this conversation.” *****