I'm so grateful to my DH because...

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He takes me to places I would never go on my own, especially abroad.
He makes me laugh every day
He works hard for our family
He was so supportive in my change of career.

Anybody else want to shout out how lovely their partners are?!

No but this board needs this too!

He is a wonderful dad to our DD and DD2 on the way.
He works hard to provide and strives for the best for us all.
He's thoughtful towards us all.
He puts up with my whinging and moaning - as I do his.
He loves me unconditionally

He lets me be myself

He tells me the good and the bad

He makes me feel brave
He listens to me and validates how I feel, which is vital

He is caring

He makes me a brew every single morning. I’m rubbish in the mornings and just that little thing sets me up for the day.

He takes care of me even though I don't need taken care of.

Books random cinema tickets for us.

Loves our children (blended).

Makes me laugh.

He loves everything about me.
He loves my children and grandchildren as if they were his own. And they love him back.
He is so reliable, it's wonderful. ( My ex was so unreliable it broke me, so this is something really special for me).

He's kind, honest, funny especially a cheesey way, respectful, helpful and I've never been able to be more myself with anyone.
I'm demanding, hard work & not the easiest to be with but he does it, mostly with a smile on his face & makes me feel so secure.

Lovely thread

He brought me coffee and breakfast in bed every damn day for the first 5 months of motherhood. And said it’s only fair when I do all the night feeds (breastfeeding).

He is a brilliant cook.

He loves our baby; I love seeing their developing bond.

He makes me brave and helps me overcome my timidity.

He’s funny.

He’s really kind.

He respects my work, and my opinions.

He’s got the nicest willy I’ve ever seen.

He works hard to give us the life we have

He works hard to provide for his children

He is the best dad to his DS's

He will be the best dad to another one day

He appreciates what I do in the house

He always makes me feel a million dollars

He understands and motivates me with my goals

He's always there when things seem tough

Love this post.

My fiancé is loving, caring, understanding, thoughtful, kind, funny and generally awesome! He takes me wherever I need or want to go and he works very hard for us. He is very considerate and listens when I am not doing so well.

He cooks dinner every day. He is a great father. He is generous and kind. He makes me feel safe and loved.

I'm not grateful to my DH for acting like any good partner should.

I am, however, very grateful that we met and that we are attracted to each other.

My DH is amazing. He has taught me how to have confidence in myself and how to have self respect after a very troubled childhood. He could see through all of my shit to the person I really was and has encouraged me every day to be that person. I love him more than anything in the world, he is a wonderful Dad and will be an equally wonderful grandfather I just know. We are celebrating 30 years together this week.

He is kind and hard working
He is really hilariously funny
He makes an effort with people
He is level headed and calming

He could see through all of my shit to the person I really was -yep, this too. We’re lucky.

He's nothing like the men I read about on here.

Smug-fest alert - PASS THE SICK BUCKET

Ooh got a warm tingle reading these lovely posts

My DH is still the best looking man I have ever met on my life and he makes my heart skip a beat even now, over 20 years of marriage later!

He make makes me a cup of tea every day.

He gives me lovely massages when I'm tired

He appreciates everything I do for him and is very helpful around the house.

He's kind to me even when I'm being a dick. He's never a dick.

I've never been able to be more myself with anyone.
@RooDaisy Yes, this was fundamental with me and my H. There were no head games, no passive aggressiveness, no walking on eggshells. Which was a fucking revelation after my previous relationships, which included such unwritten rules as "If you're playing a card game or trivial pursuit, if you win then say "best of 3?" and make sure you lose the next two."

When we went to bed he used to spoon me and stroke my hair until I fell asleep.

@croprotationinthe13thcentury smug or people sharing positive things about their relationships to try and show others that happiness is out there and can be found take your negativity elsewhere we don't need it.

"Nothtefordtype"
It's so important & really special especially
when you're not sure you is all that!

He works hard long hours away from home so I can be at home for our children

He has taken on my 2 older children as his own

He makes me smile

He makes me feel safe

He encourages me but isn't pushy

He gives me massages

I fractured my ankle on Thursday, he came straight from work at the hospital. Took me too McDonalds for a Fillet O Fish as I missed lunch, brought be ibuprofen, paracetamol and water this morning, also told me he had made me a flask of coffee and moved my latop into the dining room so I could work from home.
He generally does everything he can to make me happy, and when my anxiety gets bad he knows how to sit with me and bring me out of my panic attacks. He never ever judges me for it.
If singing the praises of someone who makes your life better every day then I'm the biggest smug prick in the world and don't actually give a fuck what some bitter nob thinks