We do agree that men need pampering too, maybe not as much and often as women do, but men will appreciate an occasional massage or an occasional nice gesture. So here are 6 simple things you can do to pamper your man.

Create relationship rituals:
Introduce activities that are unique to you as a couple to create a bond. It doesn’t have to be anything big; it could be as simple as simple as having pizza night one specific day of the week.

Pamper him but keep it simple:
Guys don’t need much complication. Just buying his favorite cookies the next time you’re at the grocery store is a gesture he loves. You don’t have to go over the top to prove to him that you still care or that you are aware of little needs.

Keep the mystery:
It’s important to be yourself, but you do need to keep certain things a mystery. Do not let him see you bleach your mustache or put the green mask on your face. He may not tell you it bothers him, but it might it make him think of you as a little less sexy. He doesn’t need to know exactly how you keep yourself looking great.

Thrill him with the unexpected:
Guys thrive on variety (they just seem to have shorter attention spans) and unanticipated events trigger the pleasure center in the brain. If he’s always the first one home from work — come home early one day and surprise him by greeting him at the door. If he always does the grocery shopping, you should do it one day. Little things like that will make him feel cherished. And if he always plans the date, you should plan the next date and pick up the tab. This will make him feel special and lets him know that you’re not taking advantage of him.

Understand the “guy” definition of romance:
Don’t be turned off if his idea of a romantic afternoon is throwing the Frisbee around and having a picnic in the park instead of a fancy dinner. Men and women don’t see romance the same way. Men don’t like long hours of conversation and certainly don’t always think a candlelight dinner is romantic. Read just the way you perceive romance.

Acknowledge the little things he does:
At one time we would have profusely thanked our man for grabbing bagels and coffee on Sunday morning while you lounged in bed. Now, we barely acknowledge it because partly we expect it. It’s important to thank him for the little things because if you don’t, he might become resentful and if he stops doing them, you might get angry, too.