These Adorable Little Romantic Gestures Are Sure to Make Your Partner's Day Best Life
If you read that viral Facebook post written by a woman about her amazing husband, you know that, in longterm relationships, it's often the little things that really make a person feel cared for and loved. Meaningful, thoughtful gestures like making her a cup of coffee in the morning before she wakes up, running down to get milk late at night because she forgot, and doing the dishes (without being asked) so she could watch her favorite TV show, feel a lot more romantic than taking her out for a lavish dinner or buying her a big bouquet of roses, because it proves you're willing to sacrifice a little bit of your own time and energy for the sake of hers.
Recently, Metro UK reporter Hattie Gladwell asked her Twitter followers to name one thing that their partners do that doesn't necessarily sound super romantic but nonetheless makes them love them just a little bit more. Her example was that her SO runs her a bath every night (without being asked!) and puts the kettle on every morning. The thread quickly went viral, with responses pouring in from (mostly) women on the little romantic gestures that their husbands perform for them on a regular basis, proving that romance is alive and well. Read on for the sweetest ones, and for more true-life romance, check out 20 Adorable "How We Met" Stories That Will Warm Your Heart.
"The list is endless; but, I love that he reads my blog, even when they are about the girliest topics. It shows that he believes in my talent and truly supports my dreams," Melanie wrote. For what it's worth, this definitely goes into our list of 30 Things Men Do That Women Always Find Sexy.
"He sends me photos of sausage dogs," Emma Louise wrote. If you also happen to love dogs with oddly-shaped bodies, check out 50 Corgi Facts That Will Make You Want a Corgi.
"Gives me a foot massage when I force my feet into his hands (if he did this to me I'd be sick)," Summer wrote.
"He puts cups of tea on my bedside table so that I can have one when my alarm goes off… (we get up roundabout the same time but his alarm goes off a little earlier)," Ghenet Actually wrote.
"Mine never assumes I'm making dinner or anything else…and always is appreciates when I do," Laney Ida Ellund wrote. This definitely went into our list of 40 Old-Fashioned Relationship Tips That Still Apply Today.
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"Checks with me before opening the shutters in the morning – to be sure I'm ready for bright light," Sara Sheridan wrote.
"Puts ABBA on when I'm sad," Naomi wrote.
"Offers to brush my hair cause it's a nightmare and dives for my inhaler before I even get out a full cough," Amy wrote.
"Always waits outside the house for me to come home (even if i have keys). Makes me eggs. Carries my tea up the stairs [because] I'm clumsy," recovery girl wrote.
"He leaves the blinds on one of the windows slightly open so I could see my favorite solar powered fairy lights outside, so cute," Helina wrote.
"My partner always knows when I need a break from walking and finds an excuse for us to sit down so I don't feel embarrassed about not having any stamina just now without ever mentioning it. He always treats me like I'm not sick and that's the best," Jen McGregor wrote.
"He lets me put my freezing cold feet on his warm body at night, even though he doesn't enjoy it," unofficial amy wrote.
"If I'm upset (even if it's with him) he won't leave me alone until I speak to him about it or crack a smile," Bekah Cutler wrote. For what it's worth, this personality trait has been found to lead to greater intimacy between couples.
"He checks for traffic online when I'm in a hurry and tells me the best route to take," Sa wrote.
"He wakes me up when he thinks I'm having nightmares, and talks me down from whatever weird… dream I've been having. And doesn't really get into a deep sleep until about 2 am to make sure I'm okay," Ali Williams wrote. The significance of this cannot be overstated, given that sleep is increasingly shown to be crucial to your overall well-being.
"When my joints are hurting too badly to brush my own hair, my partner will brush my hair for me," Sarina Hoskins wrote. "My partner comes with me to my occupational therapy appointments and sees how my therapist does manual massage. Whenever I'm really hurting he'll grab my hands and fingers and massage them the way my therapist does."
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"If there's a show on Netflix, or a movie, and there's any chance I might like it, he'd stop watching if I'm not around so we can watch together later," Preet wrote. Science Says Netflix Is Killing Your Sex Life, but this is one workaround that can lead to a stronger bond.
"Every night he gets me a glass of water while I get ready for bed. He rarely even drinks from it but knows I need it for medicines in the morning. He works earlier shifts than me and every day texts me to say good morning even though we've lived together for years," Lisa Marley wrote.
"I can't say crab rangoon anymore but for years they were my favorite and he'd always give me an extra out of his 3 so I'd have 4… even though he liked them, too," Kintsugi Darling wrote.
"Whenever the lift is broken or there are too many stairs that my dysfunctional legs can't handle, he gives me a piggyback and makes me laugh all the way, no matter how tired he is or how many stairs there are. Never makes me feel like it's an issue!" Denise Puca wrote.
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