How To Take Advantage Of What Men Find Most Attractive, According To Psychology

Are you worried that your man doesn't find you attractive anymore? Do you find yourself looking for different ways to turn him on like you used to?

Relationship Coach and YourTango Expert LiYana Silver dishes out the secret of what men are most attracted to in a woman. It's possible to recapture that initial spark from the day you first fell for him.

Here's how to take advantage of what men find most attractive, according to psychology:

1. Remember that physical attraction is only one small part of attraction

Contrary to popular belief, physical attraction isn't the only aspect that goes into keeping his attention, as demonstrated by the Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality.

It's still possible to recapture that initial spark from the day you first fell for him.

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2. Ask yourself this first: Do you feel attractive?

First I want to ask, do you feel attractive? Do you feel like you are glowing? Do you feel sassy?

Do you feel like you swallowed a thousand-watt light bulb and it shone out your eyes and the pores of your skin? I think you can sort out which is going to be more attractive.

3. Know that what men find ultimately attractive isn't even a physical attribute

The number one thing men find attractive, it is not physical assets, it’s not hairstyle. This may come as a surprise.

Research from 2013 reinforces that the number one thing men find most attractive is a woman who’s comfortable in her skin and with her sexuality and sensuality.

4. Get to know your 'pleasure thermometer'

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Like a thermometer would measure your body temperature, the pleasure thermometer measures how much pleasure and enjoyment you’re having. Why pleasure? Because when you’re full of pleasure and enjoyment you glow.

When you are full of pleasure you are comfortable in your skin and you’re naturally comfortable with your sexuality and sensuality.

Here are three questions that you can ask that will invoke your pleasure thermometer:

1. What can I add to my life?

What is one area in your life that you can add to one pleasurable or enjoyable thing? It could be big or it could be a tiny thing.

2. What can I boot out of my life?

And then, for something that’s kind of a pain area in your life, find one you can just boot out. Now of course, there will be a couple of areas that are also going to be a pain in the butt that you can’t get out of your life.