Great Relationships And Marriage Why Making Her Happy Makes Everybody Happy

The explanation of yesterday's promised "thunderbolt" - Why making her happy makes everybody happy, and what you can easily do to make it happen, automatically and consistently so that BOTH OF YOU enjoy it.For those who had the bad fortune to miss yesterday's edition, go back and read it, because it was good and because it sets up today's edition. We've all heard "If mama ain't happy, nobody's happy," unless some of us have been living under a rock, and we're all pretty well convinced that it's a universal truth that will never be disproved. However, have you ever thought about the converse?"IF MAMA IS HAPPY, EVERYBODY'S HAPPY!"Why would I suggest such a thing? It's the core of everything I've been talking about for a very good reason: things really work this way in the real world. Right now, I'm going to help you accept and understand this by explaining why they work this way.It can be downright shocking when you realize how much about how we relate depends upon or is derived from this model (discussed in yesterday's edition, so once again, if you've not read it, go back and do so before continuing here) of "men are hunters, women are gatherers."In case you're not familiar with basic anthropology, here's the super-short summary: in the earliest days of human existence, before agriculture and for some time after the development of agriculture, men hunted for meat and women gathered fruits, nuts, roots, etc. and raised the children; later, women most likely developed agriculture to have a more convenient food supply. One must remember that during this time, 90% or more of a person's time was spent in securing a food supply.We're talking about a long, long time here, during which women were together, gathering and later farming in groups and learning to communicate, while men were out hunting alone or in small groups that kept very quiet to keep from scaring the game. These activities caused women to evolve to be genetically "wired" to be more social and nurturing, and have more sophisticated communications skills due to their activities causing the more rapid and full development of the bridge between the left and right hemispheres of the brain, called the "corpus callosum," and the left hemisphere of the brain to develop more densely than in men.They also developed a system of safeguards against nurturing the wrong kind of man. There are biological triggers that turn on this behavior when a woman sees strong alpha male behavior, which causes her to nurture in a manner appropriate to a mate, and in the presence of children and for many, child-like behavior, such as a middle-aged adolescent, which causes her to nurture as would be appropriate for a mother, taking charge of the man's life and affairs and attempting to save him in a codependent relationship. So since the process is biological and not logical, it is very difficult for a woman to resist and unfortunately, not foolproof; she can end up nurturing a man who is bad for her, like an alpha male with psychopathic tendencies who beats her, or a middle-aged adolescent with sociopathic tendencies who sucks her dry and moves on to his next host.Whether you accept evolution as the cause of this difference or not, the difference is there, it's consistent, and the behavior it creates is consistent; it's what creates the feminine and masculine aspects of personality and communication skills and style."NOW, THE BIG QUESTION: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOUR RELATIONSHIP?"Generally speaking, women are naturally social, nurturing, and sensitive; men are not so much nurturing as protective. We are naturally loners; even when we're in groups we tend to act competitively instead of socially and cooperatively. We are combatants; we tend to deal with problems by trying to overpower them or through other competitive needs, not through any nurturing means, even when it would mean converting an enemy to a friend. And let's face it, a lot of men are finding out the hard way that women's natural skill in non-verbal communication makes them superior negotiators and poker players in a great many male-female match-ups.So how can you put this to work for you?This is the great secret of relationships that is really no secret at all. If a man will make the effort to create attraction for his female partner, her response will automatically be to respond with excitement, sensitivity, nurturing, and attractive behavior toward him. She won't have to put any effort into it, because it will all be triggered by her attraction. It's biological, and therefore not only automatic, but unavoidable (which is what gets women in trouble with predatory users, abusers, and losers who have mastered attraction tactics and use it mercilessly to attract and hold their victims.) Why?To fully understand and accept this, you must understand the intensity of attraction. The only good way I can explain this to men is to call your attention to what happens when you start feeling intense attraction, when you reach that point where you MUST have sex with a woman and then MUST experience orgasm with her. It is different for women in that attraction for us is mostly (but not entirely) a matter of visual perception and happens very quickly while for women it is actuated by a combination of a lot of triggers that confirm your status as an alpha male.It is therefore built much more slowly, but if you can recall the thrill and urgency of that attraction and your desire to maintain access to the woman who creates it, you can then have at least a partially accurate frame of reference for the intensity of what women feel; for them, it is even more intense because those feelings build more slowly and have time to create more excitement. Also note that while our excitement creates an intense urgency that is satisfied after the orgasm, their creates less urgency but more emotional intensity, making for a longer-lasting effect.One other thing that you should note is the effect of the hormone oxytocin (do not confuse this with the pain medication, oxycontin). Oxytocin is called "the cuddle hormone," and is facilitates a mother bonding with her children and her husband. It is released in small amounts during physical touching, especially stroking the skin, and is released in large amounts after orgasm. It therefore follows that taking the time to build attraction for a woman to ultimately increase her excitement, desire, and arousal to the point where she can then experience orgasm (simple physical stimulation is seldom if ever enough for a woman - attraction must happen) on a regular basis, she will be more apt to remain happily married. So yes, in spite of what the politically correct would have you believe, sex is indeed a very important part of marriage, and if it slows down or even stops, trouble is coming.The bottom line? Make the effort to become the confident, attractive alpha male that will light her fire and keep it lit and you will start a largely self-sustaining chain reaction that will keep the two of you intimate, excited, and happy for years to come. The choice is yours, so make the choice, and follow through. Everything you need to know to make it happen is in the pages of "THE Man's Guide to Great Relationships and Marriage." Download your copy today at http://www.makingherhappy.com/ and get started, because the journey is fun, and the destination is one to live for.In the meantime, live well, be well, and have a wonderful day!David Cunningham"Being a man is something to which one should aspire, not something for which he should apologize." --David Cunningham