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Posted by MzSag
Well... Do you do it from you heart? Or do you do it because you know it's something that he wants you to do?
For me, it's the simple gestures that mean the most. For instance, if you hear him complaining about how his watch is broken, go get him a new one... or get his old one fixed. Listen to him. Reaffirm him. Let him know that you do appreciate him.
Where's your Moon? Capricorn, Virgo?

Posted by beautifulsoul74Posted by MzSag
Well... Do you do it from you heart? Or do you do it because you know it's something that he wants you to do?
For me, it's the simple gestures that mean the most. For instance, if you hear him complaining about how his watch is broken, go get him a new one... or get his old one fixed. Listen to him. Reaffirm him. Let him know that you do appreciate him.
Where's your Moon? Capricorn, Virgo?
I'm that way also, but sometimes I would like to see a woman break the bank for me. But I do have a question on dating. This is something that men often talk about amongst themselves and the OP mentioned it in her first post. If we're supposed to be friends or getting to know one another in the name of taking it slow or getting comfortable, why is it expected for the man to pay for going out. If you're both wanting to see if the other person is worth your time, shouldn't the expenses for dates be shared? Just askingclick to expand


Posted by beautifulsoul74Posted by MzSag
Well... Do you do it from you heart? Or do you do it because you know it's something that he wants you to do?
For me, it's the simple gestures that mean the most. For instance, if you hear him complaining about how his watch is broken, go get him a new one... or get his old one fixed. Listen to him. Reaffirm him. Let him know that you do appreciate him.
Where's your Moon? Capricorn, Virgo?
I'm that way also, but sometimes I would like to see a woman break the bank for me. But I do have a question on dating. This is something that men often talk about amongst themselves and the OP mentioned it in her first post. If we're supposed to be friends or getting to know one another in the name of taking it slow or getting comfortable, why is it expected for the man to pay for going out. If you're both wanting to see if the other person is worth your time, shouldn't the expenses for dates be shared? Just askingclick to expand


Posted by PlanetMercuryGirl
The Sag that I have dated broke his back to pay for EVERYTHING and called almost every hour to see how I was doing, to tell me a joke or ask me what is up in the news. When I paid for something I had to sneak. He told me that I deserved the best from him because I did all of the cooking, cleaning, washed his clothes, gave him back rubs when he got off work and kissed, hugged, carressed him all of the time. Also, I never turned him down when he wanted to have sex. I was always game for anything. With that being said, if you just do what comes naturally for a woman then your Sag won't feel unappreciated. It's simple, really....
Posted by MzSag
Well... Do you do it from you heart? Or do you do it because you know it's something that he wants you to do?
For me, it's the simple gestures that mean the most. For instance, if you hear him complaining about how his watch is broken, go get him a new one... or get his old one fixed. Listen to him. Reaffirm him. Let him know that you do appreciate him.
Where's your Moon? Capricorn, Virgo?
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Since I deeply dislike unexpected things and surprises, it's hard for me to think of anything unexpected.
Do you have any suggestions?