A woman's attention isn't an endless resource. It relies on small things: responding promptly, remembering details, not discounting emotions. When a woman feels her presence is being taken for granted, she doesn't make a scene; she simply distances herself.

Many men think that "one wrong move" ruined everything. In reality, it's the lack of action that makes all the difference. Silence, formality, and habit are precisely what kill interest.

Can you recognize the moment when a woman is still there, but already starting to withdraw? And are you ready to do something about it before it's too late?