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WOOING HER- Communication

This is a very important tool in a relationship make out time to communicate with her
call her when you promise to call, call her when she does not expect you to call, send her romantic text messages and if you are a good writer, write romantic poems. Be attentive, listen to her don’t always do the talking learn to listen to her

Concentrate on her, do not only look at her focus on her: her eyes
her body language and her voice, let her know that she has your undivided attention. notice when she is happyLet her know at all times that you care her

Communication is how we get to know each other. The ability to listen is a great tool
and in case you're wondering, no, it's not the same thing as hearing. If you're out on a date and getting your lady to open up is like pulling teeth, ask her about her interests and things you know she's passionate about. She might just need that little push to get going, and if talking about her passion for photography is what does the trick
just make sure you're all ears

By being an attentive listener, it'll encourage her to open up and chat away
and she'll gain your trust. And if you prove that you're listening
getting her to be quiet might become your next problem 
   
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