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Ways to take care of her: show this to your man.(MAN MANUAL: cosmo for your guy)
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* Even an independent chick longs to be nurtured. But that doesn't mean you should bust out an old-school gesture, like ordering her meal at a restaurant. Not only is it semi-insulting, but she's not looking for a big public, display of chivalry. The following subtle deeds will do just brilliantly.
Make Room for Her
Women place a premium on things that can't be measured in dollars--think stocking your fridge with snacks she loves or recording her favorite TV show at your place so she can watch it while you shower. "These actions make her feel cared for because you're creating physical space in your world for her," says Nancy Pina, author of The Right Relationship Can Happen. "She'll appreciate that you are sensitive to her comfort."
Be Attentive Physically
When you want a woman to feel protected, actions can speak louder than words. "'Simple body language, like helping her with her coat or walking on the part of the sidewalk closest to the street, is the gentlemanly way to show you're looking out for ...
- FEATURE/The Israeli-Palestinian Relationship: If You Were This Couple's...
- Press release article from: Business Wire April 13, 2001 700+ words
...BUSINESS WIRE FEATURES)--April 13, 2001 Dr. Susan Heitler to Discuss ``Psychological Perspectives on the Mid-East...Jewish Education, will present nationally known author Dr. Susan Heitler, discussing "Psychological Perspectives on the Mid-East...
- The most important No. 1 tips for singles.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune July 2, 2007 700+ words
...when you listen to the heart of the other person you can grow closer and know if this person is the right one for you. Susan Heitler is the author of "The Power of Two _ Secrets to a Strong & Loving Marriage." Susan's has a great tip for singles...
- How to spoil yourself (girl, you deserve it).
- Magazine article from: Redbook Wise, Nicole November 1, 1997 700+ words
...important than mine somehow, and I always end up putting myself last." In a sense, mothers are wired to do just that, says Susan Heitler, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist in Denver. "That's exactly the attitude you need to enable infants to survive when...
- what's your emotional age?(includes quiz)
- Magazine article from: Cosmopolitan Solgoff, Stephanie September 1, 1997 700+ words
...you pop up on the emotional time line, "It's not inherently good or bad to be either old or young for your age," says Susan Heitler, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist in Denver and author of The Power of Two: Secrets to a Strong and Loving Marriage...
- Different Take on Lessons Learned from a Mother
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times Jeffrey Zaslow May 14, 1996 700+ words
...production glitch, the titles of two books I mentioned in recent columns were omitted. They were No More Thumbsucking by Susan Heitler (Avon Books, $8) and Momilies by Michele Slung (Ballantine, $4.99). Write Zazz, Box 3455, Chicago 60654.
- Thumb suckers hide secret habit
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times Carol Kreck March 18, 1987 700+ words
...physiological effects of meditation are almost identical to those of thumb-sucking, said Denver clinical psychologist Susan Heitler, who wrote a book for children, David Decides (Reading Matters, $7.95), about giving up the habit. Studies show...
- Controlling hostility. (managing workplace violence)
- Magazine article from: HRMagazine Joinson, Carla August 1, 1998 700+ words
...person and say something like, 'You seem to be a little scattered this morning.' Then shut up and let the person talk." Susan Heitler, author of The Power of Two (New Harbinger, 1997), suggests that managers keep loose tabs on what's going on in people...
- Experts offer advice on how Clinton could handle the stress.(Originated from...
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Arnett, Elsa C. Epstein, Aaron August 14, 1998 700+ words
...being besmirched, and it's the economy and international perception of the United States that is imperiled,'' said Susan Heitler, a clinical psychologist in Denver who is an expert on stress. ``When you look at the repercussions of his testimony...
Source: HighBeam Research, Ways to take care of her: show this to your man.(MAN MANUAL: cosmo...