Whether you've only been on a couple of dates or you've been with your partner for years, there are a lot of ways to make a lady feel special, and that includes saying the right things. If you're looking for some suggestions for what to tell a woman to show her you care for her, look no further than here! We've compiled a list of 60 things ladies love to hear to help you make the woman in your life feel appreciated, understood, and utterly adored.

This article is based on an interview with our professional dating coach and matchmaker, Laura Bilotta. Check out the full interview here.

Things You Should Know

  • Let her know you appreciate her non-physical traits, like her sense of humor, her kindness, her intelligence, and her creativity.
  • Compliment her looks, but be creative—and don't only do it when she's dressed up. Tell her how hot she is when you're watching TV in your PJs.
  • Talk about the future so she knows you're in the relationship for the long haul.
  • When she's having a bad day, let her know you care and ask how you can support her.
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“You’re so smart.”

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“I saw that O’Keeffe painting you like at the museum and it reminded me of you!”

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“I love you just the way you are.”

  1. If she’s feeling down on herself, reassure her she’s perfect as is. Whether she’s made a mistake that rattled her confidence, she’s a perfectionist who struggles to accept her flaws, or she’s just going through a tough time and feeling insecure, let her know you love her just the way she is.[2]
    • “Don’t worry about that. I love you for who you are.”
    • “I think you’re perfect, even when you don’t believe it yourself!”
    • “I know you’re nervous about this, but it’s not a big deal. I didn’t even notice!”
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“I'm taking you out Saturday night.”

  1. Keep the relationship thriving with frequent dates. While the early months of a relationship might be full of passion, flirtation, and fun nights out, once you've settled into a comfortable relationship with your partner, it can be easy to let the dates fall by the wayside. Keep the spark going by letting your lady friend know dates are still a priority.
    • "Get out your dancing shoes! We're going to the club."
    • "That new Thai restaurant opened up! Let's go check it out."
    • "How about we spend next weekend in a bed-and-breakfast?"
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“What did you think of that movie?”

  1. Ask for her opinion to show her you value her perspective. While telling her directly that you admire her intellect or creativity is sure to please, putting that admiration into action by asking what she thinks will show her her ideas carry weight with you. Ask what she thought of the movie you just saw or the dessert you just shared, or ask for her feedback on more serious issues, such as politics or whether you should take a job offer.
    • “I never listened to their music—should I? Do you like them?”
    • “I’m glad I got offered that job, but I’m conflicted about taking it. What do you think I should do?”
    • “I’m thinking of voting for her in the election, but I’m still undecided. What are your views?”
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“I feel…”

  1. Share your emotions with her. What you share doesn’t necessarily have to have anything to do with her or the relationship, although it can. Good communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship. Men in particular may have trouble expressing emotions, so if you are a man, your girl will appreciate hearing how you are feeling, whether you’re stressed out from work, angry that something bad happened, or in a good mood because it’s the weekend.
    • “I’m so frustrated that I have to work late this week. I wish I could catch a break.”
    • “I know you didn’t mean any harm, but I was really hurt when you laughed at me the other day. Can we talk about it?”
    • “It’s such a nice day out! I’m so happy!”
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About This Article

Laura Bilotta
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Dating Coach & Matchmaker
This article was co-authored by Laura Bilotta and by wikiHow staff writer, Dev Murphy. Laura Bilotta is a Dating Coach, Matchmaker, and the Founder of Single in the City, her dating and relationship coaching service based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. With over 18 years of experience, she focuses on helping singles date more intentionally, encouraging them to let go of negative patterns so that they can attract the love that they deserve. Her experience, skills, and insights have led to thousands of successfully united over 65,000 singles through events and one-on-one matchmaking coaching sessions. She has been the host of The Dating and Relationship Show on Global News Radio 640 Toronto (AM640) for 6 years and is known as The Hookup Queen of Clubhouse; her popular singles club, Single in the City, has over 95.5K members who regularly join in weekly dating and relationship-focused rooms.
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