13 Important Things Every Nigerian Girl Observes In A Guy

What Every Nigerian Girl Observes in a Guy

Its never easy to understand ladies. There are some of the basic things a girl will look for in a guy whenever they see one. These are common factors that has disqualified many guys from getting into a relationship with the lady of their choice. They are as follows:

1. Whether the guy is hot

The very first thing that every girl actually notices in a guy is how much hot the guy is. When you ask any girl, they can never ever deny this fact.

2. The way he dresses

Without any doubt, this is the next thing that each and every girl will definitely notice. They will observe you and will be eager to understand the way of your dressing.

3. Manners

This is one of the things that every Nigerian girl notices in a guy. She observes the manners that the guy possesses. Sober and nice manners will obviously attract more and more ladies towards a guy.

4. Grooming

Well, the most interesting fact is that women are generally more attracted to a well groomed guy rather than a shabby guy. And this is one of the things that every woman notices in a guy she comes across.

5. Confidence

It is the confidence level in a guy that strongly attracts a woman just like a magnet does. One of the most attractive characteristics of a man is his confidence level and the way he handles situations.

6. His company

This is another thing that a girl will observe when she sees a man. If he is with a girl, they will think he is taken and if he is with a group he is really social cheesy.

7. How A Guy smells

Many factors may qualify you, but this factor will surely cripple you when you smell bad. Use your roll-on, body spray and have a perfume that smells nice. For me it is a combo of “bleu de chanel” and “paco Rabnne Invictus”.

8. Personal hygiene

Hygiene is the most important fact that actually is a major factor that every girl will watch out for. always have your teeth thoroughly brushed cool

9. Footwear

The girls generally also observe the type of footwear the guy wears. After all, your shoe will say a lot. A shabby footwear will definitely have a very bad impression on the ladies.

10. How good you listen

Every girl actually notices how good a listener her guy is. All girls actually want their men to listen to them properly and not just hear what they say. Trust me, their gists are always boring but even when it is not interesting, they just want you to listen. Often those gist are just too important to ladies no matter how irrelevant they may seem to you.

11. Frequency of smile

Girls generally also look out to observe how often the guy smiles. Smile is a good indication of the personality of the guy.

12. Flat stomach

Some Nigerian girls generally love those 6 packs or 8 packs and generally observe whether a guy has a flat tummy. Now a days, its pot-bellied alcohol guys we see around.

THE LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST FACT

13. The Guy’s Pocket

Hope I didn’t surprise you with this point, most Nigerian ladies add much relevance to the state of a guy’s pocket. Bro if you drive Benz and I drive Ferrari, she is willing to upgrade because Ferrari provides more comfort. so my brother hustle harder because no money, no relationship.

Source: Nairaland

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