{When a woman has a man who respects her, she feels valued; it also passes a message that she\u2019s loved, she\u2019s more than an asset, and that she means the world to her man \u2014 this would give her lots of confidence.}<\/p>\n
However, when a woman isn\u2019t respected by her man, she lives on the edge, she\u2019s treated anyhow, and she feels no love, care and attention from her man \u2014 this could even make her lose her self-esteem and confidence as well.<\/p>\n
Do you think your man respects you or not?<\/p>\n
It\u2019s easy to tell; when a man respects a lady, the following are obvious:<\/p>\n
{{1. Never leaves you in the dark }} <\/p>\n
When a man doesn\u2019t really respect his lady, he can act anyhow without caring how she feels, and this could even mean not telling his lady things that are going on in his life \u2014 he leaves her in the dark without minding. The case isn\u2019t the same when a man loves and respects his lady; he knows she\u2019s highly important to him, so he tells her every important thing that\u2019s going on, and would rarely make a major decision without her knowledge.<\/p>\n
{{2. He would never hit you }} <\/p>\n
I find it funny when women even make excuses for their man when he hits them. There is no excuse for such act; no sane person would squash an object on someone he\/she loves and values. Imagine you buy a wrist watch for $10,000, you wouldn\u2019t want a scratch on that wrist watch, because you value it; if one can place such value on an object talk more of a woman who a man respects\u2014he would never do anything to bring you bodily harm.<\/p>\n
{{3. He’s honest
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\nHonesty is a quality that\u2019s rarely seen in most relationships these days, but it\u2019s one that should be at the forefront really. When a man respects his lady, it means he values his relationship, and when you place value on your relationship then you would try to be honest. If he\u2019s honest with you then he totally respects you.<\/p>\n
{{4. Apologises when due }} <\/p>\n
The fact your man respects you doesn\u2019t mean he wouldn\u2019t err or do something wrong; no one is perfect. But the difference is that he would apologize once he\u2019s seen that he\u2019s wronged you. A man who respects his lady never fails to apologize when he\u2019s wrong. Being apologetic isn\u2019t always an easy feature; it requires an absence of pride.<\/p>\n
{{5. Treats you right even when with friends and family}} <\/p>\n
Some men show half-baked respect to their women; treat them right when they are alone, but the opposite is the case when out of the home \u2014 it shouldn\u2019t be so. A man who respects you would still give you that respect even when he\u2019s with his friends and his family, and because he respects you that much, they would respect you as well.<\/p>\n
{{6. He would listen to you }} <\/p>\n
Men that respect their women listen to what they have to say; a relationship is never a one man affair; it\u2019s about two people trying to be the best they can be to each other. <\/p>\n
When he hardly ever listens to you then he doesn\u2019t really respect you. A man who listens to his lady even when he doesn\u2019t quite agree with her and still loves her no matter what, is a man who respects his lady.<\/p>\n
Can you say your man respects you?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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