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What do you love about your DH?

92 replies

MamaOf2Cubs · 22/07/2023 00:40

I see so many posts on here where women are rightfully or wrongfully bashing someone's DH. It got me thinking to myself, wow, is anyone in a happy relationship anymore?

I absolutely love DH and want to know what you love about yours!

I'll go first ...

When I'm with DH I feel like nothing can harm me. No amount of stress, actions or words can make me feel vulnerable. He is always there for me and makes my life so much easier. He's the most calm, caring and compassionate human and I love him for it.

Tell me what you love about your DH!

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hollyhedges · 22/07/2023 00:45

He makes me laugh unexpectedly in the most mundane conversations. He's very calm, but not a push over, he's a great dad to our kids. He's just.... home. He makes me feel totally at home.

Walterwhiteswifey · 22/07/2023 00:49

I already know I'm going to like this thread!

I love how he makes me laugh like no one else can. I love how he never judges me. I love that he always gives me the last slice of pizza 😍

OneMoreCookieMonster · 22/07/2023 00:53

As corny as it sounds...He balances me. Calms me down or helps push me forward when needed. When I think about his best quality I'd say he is stable in all its best forms.

SwordToFlamethrower · 22/07/2023 00:55

My husband is the only time in my whole life that I've felt secure and content.

He makes me laugh, always tells me the truth, loves spending all his time with me, is humble, gorgeous, sweet. Never been angry with me in 9 years together, supports me, cares for me, we have shared interests and no topic is off limits.

He is my best friend and soul mate. Great shag too!

RicherThanYews · 22/07/2023 01:36

On a selfish level, because he only sees the good in me and I only see the good in him.

For aesthetic purposes, a beautiful face and a lovely arse.

Aquamarine1029 · 22/07/2023 01:54

For over 28 years, he has never let me down. Not once. He's the best person I know, with no equivocation, and I honestly believe that I am one of the luckiest people alive because he's in my life.

I remind myself of all of this on the very few occasions when he's excitedly telling me about some obscure, random thing in excruciating detail because he wants me to know about it, yet my eyes are trying to glaze over. 🤣

SmoothSeasDoNotMakeGoodSailors · 22/07/2023 02:02

He looks so beautiful in a white shirt <fans self>

JorisBonson · 22/07/2023 02:08

He is the most fearless, kindest, silliest, funniest, cleverest, handsomest man I've ever met.

Mumtothreegirlies · 22/07/2023 02:14

I love my husband because he’s such a hard worker. We became parents at 18 and he doted on our little girl and took her everywhere. Now she’s 17 they’re still really close, in fact he’s close with all 3 of ours daughters. He’s worked his way up in life for them and runs a very successful company.
when our youngest was born and was very unwell he stayed in the hospital with her and took care of her so I could rest and because she has disabilities he’s made sure he works extra hard so i never had to work full time when they were little nor worry about money.
Hes not perfect, he likes a beer and game of football, sometimes he’s annoying, but he has a good heart and is a very special man.

Alcemeg · 22/07/2023 02:46

His gigantic cock.

Just kidding 😂

He's the only person in the world who gets me, and vice versa x

kcy · 22/07/2023 02:47

Absolutely everything! He’s never once lost his temper with me, constantly sweet ( brings home flowers etc), just perfect really!

LobsterCrab · 22/07/2023 02:54

He listens to me, respects me and makes me laugh. And he's an amazing father to our DC.

LucyGru · 22/07/2023 03:08

We make a good team. My life would be harder without him.

IneedcoffeeinanIV · 22/07/2023 03:27

He doesn't judge me. Ever. I have this weird throat clearing habit I've done since I was a kid (annoys the crap out of me) and I'm so self conscious about it and he's never even so much as blinked about it when it happens throughout the night. He's also so unapologetically himself

starrynight21 · 22/07/2023 03:44

He is totally reliable. If he says he'll do something, he'll do it . If he says he is going somewhere, that's exactly where he will be . If he says he loves me, he really really does. Twenty years and he has never let me down.

waterwinner · 22/07/2023 03:51

This is sweet, I love this for you guys!

MissTrip82 · 22/07/2023 03:56

He’s extremely intelligent, reliable, hard-working, kind.

I don’t love him for any of these things. Heaps of people have great qualities and I don’t love them. I love the bones of him.

IncompleteSenten · 22/07/2023 04:02

His intelligence, his playfulness and his sense of humour.

Simonlebonbon · 22/07/2023 05:10

Oh so much!
He is gorgeous!
He is the most balanced and kind person. Since we've been together he's rescued about 7 or 8 dogs he's seen running wild on roads. (Same route, different dogs!)
He would fight a bear with his hands to protect not just our kids, but anyones.
He absolutely puts up with my twattishness and finds it funny as opposed to twattish.
(We've had a history of unusual things ending up in our home, homeless people, many waifs and strays from neighbours who've struggled to care for their kiddos and needed a break. A plethora of animals needing temporary accommodation from kittens, rabbits to pigs. All me, never him)
Years ago a child in our community was at risk of being taken into care and whilst SS needed options for the child, he knew I adored this wee one and immediately offered to become a foster carer or SGO.
He once came home to me minding a baby of a woman I'd met online having a bit of an episode, she needed a break and we'd met only on an app for new mums earlier that week. She didn't collect the baby (but kept in contact, not abandoned him iyswim) for 5 nights, even though it was me stupidly offering (not for 5 nights though) to give this mum a break, he didn't even consider not doing night feeds, he works shift work and the last thing he needed was disturbed sleep, but he wanted to make sure I'd had some rest before looking after our toddler DC and a baby!
If my cooking is amazing, he takes pictures and shows his mates. If my cooking is diabolical he tells me it was lovely but he just feels like cereal later 😂
Hes so dry and deadpan with his humour, but so gentle and sweet to us inside the house.
He will spend hours calming down our ND kids through hushing and rocking and counting with them.
He adores my eldest DS as not just his own, but as a person. He will be bestman at our wedding (covid lost us 1000s on our wedding cancellation so we're just having a small one in next few years)
He literally splits every household job evenly despite me being a sahm. If he's home I will sometimes just run him a bath so he stops for a minute and actually has a break in his day.
He understands my traumas and his own, so we work together to ensure our DC have the most amount of love and kindness they can have.
I have a very shy, gay male friend who enjoys wearing makeup and having nails painted, he always tells him, "you look cool" or "looking gorgeous, George" but in the nicest way, he is so genuine with complements.
How he is with my friends, (i do make Same effort with his, I'll make them birthday cakes or send in things I've made for him to take to work with his colleagues, cheesecakes or quiches) Anyway, I've one friend with asd and she can get a bit panicky on public transport, he saw her at the bus stop and pulled over, offering her and her DD a lift, she said during the drive she was so anxious about getting on the bus that he gave her his number and now he'll take her and pick her up from aldi a few times a month.
I love his most weird interests, they're just so specific to him, but they make him so happy. I'll listen to him explain them and chat and show me videos from YouTube and I'm honestly lost half the time but seeing him so animated by them is a joy.
There was a young woman who he worked with who was having a lousy time with her boyfriend and he was telling her usual abusive shit, she was ugly, fat, useless. DP brought her over to me on their lunch break, "Jessica, tell my Mrs what you've told me", and she did, we supported her through the Next month of a crappy breakup and she's still a friend now.
I love his exes all stayed friends and his most serious exgf (lives abroad now) always sends us and our DC unusual foods for Xmas, from wherever her adventures take her. Especially timtams, we do enjoy a decent timtam.
There are so many stories I could tell, my friends and family adore him, he's the most lovely person I've ever known and I'm so lucky that he loves me.
Downside... I'm writing this all 5am after being woken up hours ago from snoring. Can't win them all 😂😂😂

Toomanysquishmallows · 22/07/2023 07:21

I love my partners honesty , he is also a great Dad to our three children.

OneCup · 22/07/2023 07:27

I like how we can finish each other s sentences, how we don't even need to say anything to each other but look at each other and burst out laughing as we know we are thinking the same thing.
I like how he doesn't need to be told or reminded to do household chores and DIY. He notices it and does it.
He's a good father.
We have the same approach to savings, same views on politics and religion etc

HashBrownandBeans · 22/07/2023 07:51

My DH just oozes strength, yet inside he is the softest person I know. He would fight off an army to protect me and the kids, yet he will cry easily at stuff that upsets him. He’s the complete opposite of toxic masculinity and it’s incredibly sexy. There isn’t anything he can’t do, learn, or fix. He’s just a ‘do-er’.

Simonlebonbon · 22/07/2023 08:26

HashBrownandBeans · 22/07/2023 07:51

My DH just oozes strength, yet inside he is the softest person I know. He would fight off an army to protect me and the kids, yet he will cry easily at stuff that upsets him. He’s the complete opposite of toxic masculinity and it’s incredibly sexy. There isn’t anything he can’t do, learn, or fix. He’s just a ‘do-er’.

This is amazing, I love hearing about non toxic men, they're the best kind 💜

MamaOf2Cubs · 22/07/2023 08:44

Walterwhiteswifey · 22/07/2023 00:49

I already know I'm going to like this thread!

I love how he makes me laugh like no one else can. I love how he never judges me. I love that he always gives me the last slice of pizza 😍

Hahaha! Yes! That oh so needed last slice!

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Simbaiamyourfather · 22/07/2023 09:10

Love this thread! Mine genuinely is my best friend, we've been together forever. As cliché as it sounds he really feels like my other half, we've very different but together we make up a functioning whole person 😂