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男人8種行爲等同于說“我愛你”你知道幾個？

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記得你愛吃的口味

如果一個男人在很多時候顯得大大咧咧粗心大意，卻能記住你最愛吃和不愛吃的食物，那麽證明你在他心目中具有很高地位。男人的無所謂總是體現在無關緊要的事情上，一旦他能把重點放在你的喜愛細節上，恭喜你，你已經占據他的心。

對你的某件衣服印象深刻
别高估男人在衣着品味方面的审美，他们分不出长裙和短裙的视觉效果。但如果他對你的某件衣服印象深刻，对你穿着这件衣服时的造型大加赞赏与肯定，甚至鼓动你多穿此类衣服。亲爱的，他发现了你最美的那面。
照顧自己
女人天生有照顧別人的本能，男人天生有不願給別人添麻煩的本能。如果你的他不願向你伸手求助而喜歡獨立解決問題，不要認爲他很冷淡或對你不在意，因爲一方面他喜歡享受解決問題的過程，一方面是不願叨擾到你，他認爲把自己照顧的井井有條而無需讓你費心就是最好的禮物。
恭維你
他還是沒法痛快流暢的說出“我愛你”，但卻能時不常對你的衣著、發型、廚藝進行贊賞表揚，說甜蜜的話逗你開心，用恭維不斷取悅你。很高興，你在他心中牢牢紮根了。
幫你解決問題
雖然一些小事對男人來說是舉手之勞，解決問題也並不意味著他對你有意思或愛得多深，但當他認爲自己應該義不容辭的幫你解決一些嚴重問題，並對牽扯到自己利益的部分毫不在意，比起“我愛你”來說，顯然這種行爲更能表達愛之深切。
征求你的意見
男人抛開擅自做主的習慣外，凡事喜歡求證你的意見，開始越來越注重你的看法感受，證明你已經走進他心中。他開始以兩個人爲單位思考問題，完全把你當成他的自己人，這難道不是最真實的愛情嗎？
一個漫長的擁抱
一個漫長的擁抱、一个甜蜜的吻，是世界上最浪漫的情话。多动听的情话都比不上这两个动作浓情蜜意，有了它们，语言都是多余的。用无声的方式爱你，也许他们更擅长这个。
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