Step 1: Make him feel strong
Show appreciation when he does something that demonstrates physical strength; men like to be seen as strong guys.
If you can genuinely find something to compliment his arms or abs, then say it. Surveys show that men care most about compliments on these two body parts.
Step Two: Let him know he's a master in bed.
Let him know he's good in bed—but don't be too explicit. "You're amazing" sounds like a cliché, but acknowledging his sexual prowess with just the right amount of moaning or trembling is worth a thousand words.
Step 3: Laugh when he tells jokes.
Laugh at his jokes. A man spends a lot of time making a woman smile; frequent and genuine laughter is a great compliment to him.
Step 4: Praise his ability to support his family.
Tell him he is more than capable at his job, or praise his ability to provide a high quality of life for his family. A man's self-esteem is closely linked to his career and ability to support his family.
Step 5: Avoid feminine compliments
Whatever you're complimenting, use masculine expressions. Men don't want to be associated with words like "cute" or "sweet"; they want to hear compliments like "strong" and "resilient."
Step 6 : Don't be stingy with praise.
If you're in a relationship, praise your boyfriend often. Nearly 70% of men surveyed said they want more praise from their partners.
A study concluded that men actually feel more dissatisfied with their own bodies after seeing photos of sexy female models in magazines.
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