A man is drawn to a woman who knows how to say "no

Men love to be wanted. But men respect those who can't be had at will.
There are women who agree to everything—out of fear of losing, out of fear of not being liked, out of fear of seeming difficult. They are convenient.
But convenience never makes a woman desirable.

Real attraction emerges where there are boundaries. Where there is character. Where there is the ability to say, "This isn't right for me."
The paradox is that such a "no" doesn't repel a man—it turns him on.
He becomes interested in her rules, what she values, what she doesn't tolerate.
He begins to see her differently: not as an opportunity, but as a choice.

Oddly enough, men are aroused by a woman's independence.
Not by inner coldness, but by the ability to not sell herself for attention.
When a woman knows her worth, a man feels that he can't be a weak copy of himself around her. He must be better, more honest, stronger—or he will lose her.
Not because she's proud, but because she's genuine.

But there's another side to this: a man can be afraid of women who say "no."
Because it's with them that he encounters his own unimpressive self.
And the question is pressing—is he capable of growth, or does he prefer "simple" women?

So tell me honestly... could you handle a woman who doesn't fall at your feet, but makes you truly want her?