Most men have been looking for ways to make their women satisfied, but they don't know how to go about it, so I will be listing a few steps you can follow to make your woman feel happy and satisfied below.

1. Sincere compliments.

Compliment your woman, tell her she is beautiful every day, and send her good morning text because women love getting compliments from the man they love.

So a man always praises his woman because that will make her feel valued and happy. Always tell her how smart she is, that will boost her love for you and also make her feel satisfied.

2. Make time for her.

Never allow your woman to feel alone in the relationship because you spend more time on yourself, friends, or family. A good woman won't try to control you but she'll take notes as to where you place priority and add/remove accordingly.

Real men always have time for their women no matter what. Even if he's busy he'll find a way to make time for her

3. Do everything possible to remind her that you love her.

Talk respectfully, don't make her feel like she is less important, listen to her, Compliment her, try to show interest in things she enjoys, consider her opinion before making a decision. Always tell her those sweet words she wants to hear.

Also, make her understand that she is your number one priority, but not only tell her, also show her how important she is in your life because such will also make her feel satisfied and happy.

4. Pay attention to her complaints.

A woman is fully capable of being faithful. Temptation is not our weakness. All she wants is love, attention, honesty, and loyalty. Before she cheats, she'll wine, cry and complain about all the things that make her unhappy. A warning before destruction.

Women love their men to always pay attention to them while they are talking or bringing complaints and most importantly make sure the words you are going to say to her won't end up hurting her feelings

S£x can be fun, pleasurable, help us bond with our partners, and can even help improve our self-esteem. There are many proven reasons why lovemaking is good for our health and overall wellbeing, but have you ever stopped to think about the specific ways lovemaking affects your body when you're in the middle of doing the deed? Probably not (and fair enough). For those who are curious about what happens to your body during lovemaking, there is a wealth of science that explains the process from start to finish.

1. Your skin flushes.

That red, flushed look that you experience mid- and post-s£x is a real thing, and science has a perfect explanation for why it happens. Referred to as "s£x flush," that red-pinkish look that you get on your skin is a part of the sexual response cycle.

According to Healthline, it is most likely to first show up on the face, as well as on the chest and the back, typically appearing in blotches. It starts during the arousal phase of the sexual response cycle when blood begins to rush to certain areas of the body. 

2. Your genitals will swell.

Perhaps this one seems obvious, but the science behind arousal and how our body responds to it might be news to you. This particular side effect of lovemaking begins at — you guessed it — the excitement phase, which happens as a result of "sensory and mental stimulation," according to the Cleveland Clinic. 

3. Your heartbeat speeds up.

Looking for a good cardio workout that doesn't require you to leave the bed? You're in luck. While it might not be the same as clocking in a 5K, your heartbeat does increase and a considerable amount of calories are burned during the average s£x session. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the heart rate during lovemaking can rise to 110-120 beats per minute (BPM) depending on whether the partner is on the bottom or the top, respectively.

4. Your pain threshold increases.

No pain, no gain, right? Well, not when it comes to lovemaking. One of the more surprising side effects of lovemaking is that it can, in a way, distract you from feeling pain. In a pair of small studies published in Pain evaluating 10 women, it was discovered that vaginal self-stimulation significantly increased the threshold of pain tolerance without impacting the ability of the women to feel non-painful sensations.

5. You breathe faster.

Just like your heart rate and blood pressure increase during the different phases of lovemaking, so does your breath. This side effect of lovemaking occurs during the beginning phases of excitement during s£x, and it's a physiological response that happens naturally.