How should a guy make a girl feel?

[baddabing]

I've heard that a girl will fall in love with or at least like a guy based on how he makes her feel, but what kind of feelings does she need to feel?

[little_bird1]

Loved, desired and beautiful. Especially beautiful. Might sound like bullshit, but it's true. It's biologically imprinted in us. We spend so much time, money and effort just to look beautiful, we compete with other girls on this all the time, we are insecure and have complexes (even the hottest girls), we know men are visual we know our beauty is our greatest weapon (not just in dating but generally in life). The prettiest we feel the happier we are. I think men are not aware how important this is to us. That's why we usually compliment each other... because men don't do it. You might see a super beautiful girl and think that it's unnecessary to compliment her because you assume she gets it all the time... so wrong. Prettiest girls get it the least! And prettiest girls are most insecure. I'm not talking about likes on social media. On the other hand, ugly girls also never get complicated on their looks. Only average girls get it sometimes, when they really, really do their best to look their best at the occasion. Compliments on looks boost confidence, and confidence boosts everything. If you want great sex with the girl, compliment her on her beauty. We can only relax and feel confident when we know you love our naked body and our face. Even if she's not that pretty, lie.

[Nxtawm]

3 things, comfortable, happy, and special. Especially that one about being comfortable like they could tell you anything. They should be happy talking to you, having fun and time seems to fly by, just thinking about you makes them happy. Lastly, they feel special to you, like they're the most beautiful person, or they're important to you (even if you're busy, you're still able to send them a text or even if you're about to sleep, you woke up just to see their text).

[RandallM]

Happiness, comfortable and fun is probably a good place to start, then you can move on to things like safe, and content if things get more serious.