“Back in the day, it was the man’s job to call the woman- not the other way around. And while in this day and age men and women will contact each other willy nilly, it tends to work best if the man calls the lady first. Not only is it an old-fashioned form of chivalry, but it will also make him want…”— Michelle Keldgord, herinterest.com
“Wherever you meet him, the gym, the library, or class, if you both frequent the same spots, you’re likely to run into each other again. This also means, if you hit it off one night, make sure to let him know you want to hang out again, since, (now we know!) the more you see each other, the more like…”— Heather Rinder, hercampus.com
“We naturally blink faster when we are emotionally excited. Bat those eyelashes to let him know you’re interested without saying a word.”— David Givens, amazon.com
“Never make it look like you’re sitting by the phone waiting for his call, even if you are. Go out, meet people, start a hobby even if it’s just to get your mind off things. And make sure he knows your busy bee activities, as not only will it keep him intrigued by you, it will make him feel grateful…”— Team LovePanky, lovepanky.com
“Getting a guy to want you also means making him understand that you don’t really need him. You might want him in your life, but that’s different than needing him to be there. Rather than get too clingy or start relying on him for help, money or anything else, show him that you have your own life to…”— Sean Jameson, badgirlsbible.com
“Making a guy want you also means dressing for success with the opposite sex. You don’t have to have everything hanging out to get attention. You just want to show off your best assets. Find clothes that fit you the right way and show off a little skin. It’s like a preview for the guy, and he’ll defi…”— Sean Jameson, badgirlsbible.com
“The right guy will love you for who you are. Still, getting a guy to want you can mean getting in shape. Not only is it healthier for you, but he’ll invariably love the way you look.”— Sean Jameson, badgirlsbible.com
“To stoke your guy's interest, trail a yummy waiter with your gaze or flash a flirty smile at one of his friends when you know he's watching you. And it never hurts to make an extra bit of effort with your appearance when you know you'll be in a situation where other men will admire you. Just the pos…”— Colleen Rush, cosmopolitan.com
“Edit your small talk and you'll make a discovery: The less you tell him, the more interested he'll become in your day-to-day”— Colleen Rush, cosmopolitan.com
“From now on, be on the lookout for opportune moments to touch him "accidentally." For example, don't ask him for his keys. Glide your hand into his pocket and slowly take them out. Don't ask him to pass the salt. Reach across him, letting your breasts rub against his arm. Don't walk past him in a cr…”— Colleen Rush, cosmopolitan.com
“You are a man. You are an average, lazy, boring, cowardly, woman-fearing man. Without me, that's what you would have kept on being, ad nauseam. But I made you into something. You were the best man you've ever been with me. And you know it. The only time in your life you've ever liked yourself was pr…”— Gillian Flynn, amazon.com
“Tears are the biggest weapon used by every girl against the boys with a success rate of 100%.”— Aman Jassal, amazon.com
“Guys don't know the power we hold over them with the right tint of lip gloss.”— Robin Mellom, books.google.com
“Lucifer will be furious with you for failing, but it's not like he can do anything about it. Women don't always do what you want, even if you're Lord of the Underworld.”— Trinity Faegen, amazon.com
“If you want to change a whole people, then you start with the girls. It stands to reason: they learn faster, and they pass on what they learn to their children.”— Terry Pratchett, books.google.com
“The heart is capable of sacrifice. So is the vagina. The heart is able to forgive and repair. It can change it's shape to let us in. It can expand to let us out. So can the vagina. It can ache for us and stretch for us, die for us and bleed and bleed us into this difficult, wondrous world.”— Eve Ensler, books.google.com