Will A Man REALLY Miss You After He’s Pulled Away?
Have you ever heard the phrase, “men fall in love when they miss a woman”? Basically, this means that we experience love during an absence, and women are often told that they should lean back when a man pulls away to create the tension of missing someone.
Can I be honest? This is such a game playing method of reverse psychology which might work temporarily but does it really work in the long run? And btw, don’t you want a man to love you not when he only misses you?
In today’s podcast, we are going to explore the DEEPER conversation centered around what is happening when a man pulls away, especially in the area of his feelings.
Let’s talk about… Will A Man REALLY Miss You After He’s Pulled Away?
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Dear Jonathan,
I would like, with my imprecise English how much I DO LOVE your podcasts.
You speak about true love…
I’m on the way to heal my relationship issues and I’m 1000% with your interpretation of humanbeings behavior in intimate relationships…I can see that You went through it and I’m proud that you podcast you learned!
YANA!!!!
As I see, the man I’m waiting for exists…because You’re an example and there must be another one nearby me!
Wish you well and THANK U
Györgyi Violette Lipcsei
Your English is great and I understood you clearly… happy to hear this resonates with you, much appreciated.
Mmmmm! Well this really made so much sense to me. Hope it’s not just because its something I want to hear! But I dont feel like it’s a good idea to lean back but to express my feelings to my dismissive avoidant. I have done that periodically over the last 2 and a half years,but the last time I did it he didnt pull back like he usually does. I take that as hope that he is opening up a little. Baby steps!! But I feel like it’s a step forward. My gut instinct tells me that it’s the right thing to do!! Thanks
My pleasure… happy to help!
Mike Brady I think.
That’s it… I remembered after I finished. Thanks
Jonathon, I believe the word you were searching for was “rant,” go on a rant about others’ imprecise advice?
This was excellent, Jonathon, thank you.
Yes… thanks
Jonathon, thank you for this informative podcast. I’ve found myself telling a man to “live in the moment” and not be so serious, especially in the early stages of dating. The reason I’ve done this is because I can see a man trying to manage his emotions and sometimes he becomes overwhelmed or confused. I can sense it in his energy and it affects his behavior, i.e. pulling away. Any recommendations as to what to say instead that will allow a man to feel safe exploring their emotions about someone in the dating process?
While I’m a huge advocate of doing one’s best to be present… being intentional (serious) is a good thing too. Before trying to figure out what to say to him… find out if you’re compatible with each other is my suggestion.