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Aquarius guys are known for their brilliant minds and independent spirits. Emotions, though? Not exactly their strong suit. If you're crushing on an Aquarius, you're probably trying to figure out how to get him hooked so he keeps coming back for more. Don't worry, we've got you! Check out our helpful list below for tips on wooing the Aquarius man of your dreams.

1

Build a strong friendship first.

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  1. Aquarius folks love community and group dynamics. Loyalty is very important to them and they want a partner who can also be a best friend. Instead of pushing for romance right away, work on building a strong friendship in the beginning. [1]
    • He'll want to get to know you and learn to trust you before he jumps into a serious relationship.
    • Focus on connecting with him instead of trying to impress him. He can tell if you're being inauthentic, and he may not be interested.
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3

Show off your creative side.

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  1. Aquarius folks admire uniqueness and tend to dislike people who are super traditional. The more you can stand out from the conventional crowd with your ideas and suggestions, the better! [5] For example:
    • If he’s coming over to your house, make sure your favorite art is on display (and be ready to talk about it).
    • Suggest going to a contemporary art museum or gallery opening the next time you're making plans to hang out.
    • Surprise him with tickets to an art-house film or a local theater production.
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4

Impress him with your intelligence.

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  1. If your man is a typical Aquarius, he prizes brains over beauty any day of the week. Since this sign loves learning new things, bring plenty of ideas and knowledge to the table. He'll be particularly drawn to topics like science fiction, social activism, philosophy, and the arts. [6]
    • For example, gush about the science fiction novel you just read. He’ll be impressed if you name check writers like William Gibson, Neal Stephenson, and Phillip K. Dick.
    • Aquarius men love eccentric ideas. If you've got a weird theory about the paranormal or a wild view on the future of artificial intelligence, spill it!
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Keep your emotions in check.

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  1. Aquarius folks aren’t sentimental; in fact, they’re known for being quite detached from their emotions. They dislike chaotic situations and will do almost anything to avoid drama. When you’re around him, take care to make decisions based on logic and reason. Avoid emotional outbursts and heated confrontations like the plague. [8]
    • You can still be warm and flirty with him; he’ll love that. But if you go overboard talking about your feelings, he'll probably shut down the conversation quickly.
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Be fun-loving and adventurous.

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  1. This sign tends to be very social, so get pumped about hitting the town and be able to keep up with him at a party. He’ll also be intrigued by any spur of the moment plans you come up with. An Aquarius will be down to try anything once! [9]
    • If you prefer living a quiet life, it might be tough to make it work with this guy. That said, Aquarius folks do tend to be loners at heart, so you never know.
    • Don't be surprised if he loves a good party but spends half the time on the sidelines observing everyone. An Aquarius gets bored easily and if the people are dull, he’s more likely to make snarky commentary while he sips his drink. [10]
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