People who appreciate their significant others!

So, all these amazing guys you ladies are talking about...any of them have brothers?

on a more serious note, congratz on the happiness!

I love my hubby SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much! he makes me laugh, he's sexy, he's gonna be a great daddy, he loves Jesus, and he loves me....what more could a girl ask for?

I love and appreciate my SO so much, I'm gonna post about it on a public forum to a bunch of random strangers, although he will never see it.

Or maybe ill just go make him a sandwich.

My fiancé is simply the greatest. When I'm ill, he gives me hot water bottles, blankets, hugs, all sorts. When I want to cry he cuddles me and says it'll all be OK even if we both know it won't. He is the best man I know and after 13 ex-boyfriends I know he is the one for me.

Nevertheless, she makes me feel loved and appreciated for who I am in a way nobody else ever has. We can just lay in bed and talk about nothing and everything. She understands and even shares my quirks that have driven other women insane. When I'm feeling low, I look at a picture of her smiling and I feel a little better. She's truly my other half.

IKNOWTHATFEELBRO

My husband is my favorite person! He is more important to me than anything else, and I would do anything if it would make him happy. I appreciate who he is and what he does. I LOVE that I get to spend the rest of my life with him, making him as happy as he makes me.

Loving, smart, funny, strong, motivated, compassionate, silly, and so much more. My husband is the ideal MAN by which I judge all others.

And yes - he has three brothers. But they're all taken, too! I got the pick of the litter!!!

ETA: I'd go make him a sammich to show him some love, but I already did!

I very much appreciate my husband. I'm a newlywed, and let's just say "this ain't my first rodeo". I know the difference between "close enough" and "the one God chose for me".

Case in point. Right before joining MFP last month, I had to clean clothes out of my closet for the second time in three months that had gotten too small. I was in a funk about it. My wonderful husband asked me what was wrong and I explained that I'd just had to remove more clothes from my closet because they didn't fit. His response, "were they too big?" Now we all know darn well he was aware I wasn't getting any smaller. But bless his heart for at least trying to boost my spirits. Even if it we both knew his response was total BS! LOL

I was married to someone for 18 years who was the master of the grand gesture. Best gift giver in the world. Over the top, in fact. But I would have traded it all to have what I have now.

Congrats to you!
I feel the same way about mine....most days anyway :laugh:

My boyfriend is the bomb. We dated through most of college. He dealt with me getting my ex out of my life the first eight or so month of our relationship. When I said no to sex the first time because I wasn't ready he told me that was fine and he didn't love me any less because I said no, and then never pressured me afterwards. When I got an internship on the other side of the country he said "So do I need to start looking for work in California." He graciously allowed me to accept the extension my internship granted me, even though that meant three more months living there where there were no job opportunities for him. He told me he didn't care if I got a summer job that would take me several states away this summer, because he knows it's important for his career. He runs with me. He lets me cook vegetarian food even though he'd rather be eating steak. He buys me beer.

Basically, he's awesome.

Kudos to the OP for such a good idea :drinker: I do love happy threads!

I feel like you do about my husband. I think he was made for me. I think it was Marilyn Monroe who said, "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best!" (not sure if it was her, but whatever) and he certainly toes the line every time.
I used to have crazy migraine headaches. He would hold/comfort me even when I was throwing up and delirious with pain. He has never made a condescending remark to me, and respects me both in public and private.
He's a good listener, he'll give up sleep to spend quality time with me.

I try to be as vocal as possible about how I appreciate him. I spent some time studying the different emotional needs of men vs. women, so that I could better communicate to him how wonderful he is in the ways that resonate with him the most.