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Women show affection in a lot of ways. Some do it by physical touch, holding your hand, giving you a hug, or rubbing your back. Others do it by saying nice things to you. Some do it by giving gifts. One of my girlfriends is constantly bringing me presents to let me know she loves me and cares for me, just as a friend. Other ladies, like myself, will clean everything to show how much we care or make food for you. Still others will take a whole day just to be with you. There are a lot of ways to show affection, and no two people show it in exactly the same way. But, if you watch for it closely, you'll see that the ladies in your life all do something to let you know how much you mean to them.
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Who played the female roles and why?
the men would because women weren't aloud to show affection in public
Men and women might be more equal today name something women still do more of in most relationships?
Cook Household Chores Show Affection Communicate Show Emotion
How to show physical affection?
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Something women wish their husband were more willing to do?
Clean the house, cook, show affection, take care of kids, talk, shop, dance
How did egyptians show affection?
boners
How do you put affection into a sentence?
My cats show their affection when they rub up against my leg
How can you get your boyfriend to show you affection?
give him affection and he will return the favor if hes any good
Do dogs show affection by giving hugs to other dogs?
Dogs do not typically show affection by giving hugs to other dogs. Instead, they may show affection through behaviors such as licking, wagging their tails, or leaning against each other.
Why does a rat urinate on a person?
This is how they show affection!
Does kyoya have a girlfriend?
No. He doesn't show any affection to anyone on the show.
Do Philippines show affection i public?
yes
When i tell him i love him and try to show him some affection but he doesn't show me any affection back What do i do now?
keep trying, but i that doesnt help talk to him.
