My Husband

Summary

The author expresses deep love and appreciation for her husband, who is her go-to source for affection and support, especially as they celebrate nearly two decades of marriage.

Abstract

The website content is a personal reflection where the author describes her husband as the place she goes to when she needs love. She considers herself fortunate to have such a loving and kind partner who is always willing to provide a hug, regardless of his own activities. The couple recently celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary, and the author acknowledges her luck in having him in her life for two decades. She admits to sometimes being too busy to reciprocate his affection immediately but is making a conscious effort to prioritize him and the love they share. The author recognizes the importance of nurturing their relationship and strives to be as attentive and loving to her husband as he is to her.

Opinions

The author feels very fortunate to have a husband who is a constant source of love and comfort.
She acknowledges that her husband is exceptionally kind and patient, often waiting for her attention.
The author is aware of her own shortcomings in reciprocating immediate affection and is working to improve this aspect of their relationship.
She places a high value on love and recognizes that maintaining a loving relationship requires effort and prioritization.
The author's goal is to be a source of love for her husband, just as he has been for her.

Monday Prompt: Write about a place to go when you need love.

I am very fortunate, when I need love I just go find my favorite man, because the place I go to when I need love is in his arms. He’s usually in either the same room, or in a room nearby. I tell him I need a hug, and he is always, and I do mean always, willing to stop whatever he’s doing and give me that hug.

Two Decades!

My favorite man is my husband. We just celebrated our 19th wedding anniversary on the 11th of July. I know what a lucky woman I am to have had him for the last 20 years.

He’s much kinder than I am. I’m so often too “busy” to give him the immediate hug or kiss he wants. I tell him to hang on for a second, and make him wait. And then hopefully, I remember to stop whatever it is I’m doing and give him that hug or kiss.

Not too busy anymore.

Luckily, I’m getting better at recognizing how good he is to me, and I’m trying to do a better job of stopping what it is I’m doing to give him the attention he’s asking for. Of realizing he is more important than whatever shiny thing, or task I’m doing is.

Love takes work. And I am placing a higher priority on that work so I can be the place my husband can come to when he needs love.