What's the most romantic thing you other half has said to you?

[HappyLawyer]

Ok, i lost my other half 5 years ago but i was watching little house on the prairie the other night
charles told carolyn, the one regret i have about being married to you is that i can never ask you for the first time again to be my wife-- ok i'm corny but it was so sweet.

I mean, don't get me wrong i got plenty of i love you, i really do love you, but the corny mushy lines get me all the time.

 

[Jesussavedme]

Oh how sweet! I'm just like you and still watch Little House whenever I can too. My kids are even into it now.
I saw one a couple weeks ago, where Charles said the only good thing to come out of a fight is the making up. So Carolyn waits a couple minutes and starts getting on Charles' case for not fixing the window she keeps reminding him about. He starts apologizing and then he gets it, that she wants to make up! It's so cute.

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. That is my worst fear, of the inevitable loss of my DH one day.
You sound like a good Disney mom, that's for sure!

My DH has said so many sweet things over the years. He looks past the fact that I'm overweight and contantly tells me how beautiful I am to him, how God chose us for each other, how we'll never ever part and be together in heaven after our earthly life is done.
He is my blessing, and I cherish him and our marriage so much.

Hope you have a good day and thanks for sharing.

 

[digskat]

My husband every year buys me a card for mother's day from himself. I said to him one year "Honey I appreciate the card, but you don't have to buy me a card from yourself, I'm not your mother" (thinking it's kinda pricy) But when he responded " No you are not my mother, you are more important...because you are the mother of my kids" I was done! Although he may not say it all the time I know he loves me, every card he gives me for every occasion should come with a box of kleenex!

 

[swillis]

Although my husband has said numerous sweet things to me over the years, the SWEETEST thing that has ever been said to me was said just the other day, by my son, who is 10 years old.

We were at an intersection and a car that had the right of way STOPPED right in the middle of the intersection. I of course got aggravated and said "C'mon buddy, what are you stopping for!?!"

To which my son replied..."He's probably just stopped to look at how pretty you are"

Thought my heart would melt right then and there.

 

[StinkerbellsMom]

I gotta say that having been married for 17 years there have been quite a few special things said that have made my heart swell with love. However, last summer, I realized just how much I cherish my hubby.

My high school sweetheart knows that I am allergic to chocolate but love, love, love it (what proper gal doesn't love chocolate? LOL). We went camping for a weekend and after a wonderful campfire sing-a-long and s'mores with our girls, we went in and tucked them in for the night. Once we had them settled into the tent, we snuck back outside and cuddled around the campfire. He reached behind him and pulled out something for the Adults to enjoy - Godiva Chocolate and Gourmet Graham Crackers for the "Adult S'mores". Yummmm ... I laughed and said something about Godiva being worth the hives ... at that moment, he told me that he had the perfect apperitif for such an occasion and reached back again and pulled out a bottle of Benadryl!!! I felt so blessed! A tiny little thing, but in my mind and heart (and throat and skin), it was monumentally HUGE! At that time I remember thinking (again) how much I truly love that man of mine - and how much he loved me!

 

[DVC Sadie]

In 20 years of marriage I can't remember all of the sweet things my husband has said to me. I remember him taking care of me everytime I had a seizure and him carrying me to the bed and washing my face. He often tells me he loves me but he shows me on a daily basis. For all that he is I am truly blessed.

 

[sara74]

DH has been saying this since he was DBF. Every night when we go to bed he says "I can't wait to spend tomorrow with you" I love it!

BTW, love the Little House myself! Now I have DD into it! We were watching last night and DH was behind us making fake sniffling noises! He teases, but he didn't leave the room to do anything else either...

 

[rejobako]

Don't know if she considered it particularly romantic, but I once found a greeting card that expressed the depths of my affection for my beautiful wife perfectly. It said:

"I love you more than beer."

 

[labst60]

I don't know if this is the most romantic - but since it just happened last weekend, it is still fresh in my mind...

I have been trying to catch a cancellation at the Princess Storybook Breakfast or CRT for our trip in two weeks for me, DH and DD(1). I must have called like 30 times over the past month, but no luck yet. After my call on Sunday, he was (as usual with anything Disney-related), acting like he didnt really care - at which point I said - "Don't you want to have breakfast with the Princesses???" (Meaning, don't you want DD to have breakfast with the Princesses) and his reply was "Well, as long as you and DD are there, I am having breakfast with my Princesses."

How sweet is that???

 

[Disneydreaming6]

Don't know if she considered it particularly romantic, but I once found a greeting card that expressed the depths of my affection for my beautiful wife perfectly. It said:

"I love you more than beer."

Hmmm, I got that very same card.

 

[mickeymousemom]

Last year, DH and I were going thru trying times after 13 years of marriage. The two years prior had not been so good, but I still thought of him as the great guy he is..problems or not. Anyway, I did some things I shouldn't have...and it seemed to be the straw that broke the camel's back for both of us..and in the best way possible. He didn't say this to me, but he later told me what he said to a friend of his that he had confided in.."All I want to do is go home and put my arms around her". It makes me cry to think about it now, 8 months later. We had always had a pretty good marriage, but we hit a 2 year snag after our youngest was born. I can't say the amount of romantic things he's said to me in the last several months, which was something we BOTH needed during those tough times. He's a wonderful man and I'm blessed as anything to have him!

 

[ksumn1]

DH and I were watching Dr. Phil the other day, and there was a man on there whose wife had "big legs". Pretty chunky for her height, weight etc and he was talking about how turned off he was, how much it bothered hime etc. I turned to DH and told him that big legs was the LEAST of my issues. (I was 5'6 and 110 when we married and over the years I've been up and down the weight coaster, and now I'm at my heavist, almost double of my weight when we met )

He turned to me and said "I love YOU...not your weight, or your hair, or your body. YOU are what makes you special, not that other stuff. "And then he added that in his mind I'll always be as beautiful as I was the day I walked down the aisle to him and said I do. That's how he still sees me.

Sounds like we've all got wonderful, caring husbands to be thankful for!

 

[dbarker]

I can't remember any one comment. There are so many. I am so spoiled by him. I am truly blessed w/ the most wonderful husband. However, just a couple of month ago, I was planning a 2 wk trip to WDW in Dec. DH one day lets me know he does not want to go to WDW for 2 wks in Dec. (He's a bigger fan than I am) He lets me know he wants to do 1 wk in Dec and 1 wk now. Well, July is the soonest that "now" can be. So, we will do 2 trips this year.

I love this thread. It is so refreshing to see happily married people. It seems they are few and far between any more. Thanks for all the contributions.

 

[mickeymousemom]

I love this thread. It is so refreshing to see happily married people. It seems they are few and far between any more. Thanks for all the contributions.

ITA! With everything we've been thru, I love to see couples who are doing well after several years...I love this thread and hope it gets longer!

 

[Disneemomee]

My husband and i have been together since i was 15, we will be married for 9 years this sept. We tried very hard to have a baby had 2 miscarriages and then we were blessed to get pregnant with Caroline. So we had a huge Christening for her, He gets up to do a toast ( which i and everyone else in the room assumes its for the baby)

And he says," I never realized how i could love her anymore, but then she became a mother and i fell in love all over again.

I almost dropped to the floor, that is one of the sweetest things he has ever said!

 

[pamlet]

Awww these are all so sweet...

My husband has a "servant's heart" ... I love it when he does the dishes, takes time to play basketball with the kids... and I listen as he teaches them good sportsmanship .. and ethics.

I love to watch him play piano at church... you can see on his face that by that action he's truly worshipping God - that and the time he takes to choose just the right song ...

I love it when he takes care of me or the boys when they're sick...

I love it when he brings me home Milano cookies from the grocery store - then hides them and tells me where they are ... so the boys won't eat them..

I love it when he brings me coffee in the morning when he has to leave early for work...

I remember when I was in college - engaged to him... one of my professor's wife was very ill. The professor stood up in class and spoke about it .. asking for prayer... he got teary ... and said that real love grows sweeter with each passing year.. and that when they married he didn't think he could love her more - but each day that love grew and grew.... I remember thinking I pray that our marriage will be like that! I think of that often after 25+ years of marriage .. he certainly was right!

 

[mariolatry]

About 4 months after I had our daughter, I was zipping up my jeans and was totally depressed about the squishy tummy hanging over the top. Dejectedly, I told my husband "I'm wearing my muffin top jeans". He said "Hmm, I love muffins. And the top is the best part." and hugged me. It made me smile all day.

 

[psmomma]

I think the best part of my husband is his heart. We were together for 6 years before we got married and it was during that time that I found out that I may never have the chance to conceive. It broke me, anyone who knows me knows how much I have always wanted to be a mother and how much I wanted Children. I have always had women problems and it was during that time I found out that my dream may just be a dream... I cried and cried and felt that since I knew that he wanted children, as much as I did that there was no way I could do that to him (his family was pretty much dead set against him marring a woman who couldn't give him a child of his own... how sweet hugh) and he said, "I love you, all of you, and if when we get married we cannot have children, I will still love you, that will never change." I knew at that moment, I had found my soul mate and that I was really blessed.. We have been together 13 years (married for 7 this year). We were blessed and our prayers were answered as we have a beautiful dd5 and she is the love of our lives. We both thank God for bringing her into our lives and feel so blessed. I have not been able to conceive another child, but we see it as God gave us a miracle and we are so grateful.

 

[lisajl]

It is wonderful to see this thread. My Dh and I have been married almost 22 years. Over the years he has tried to help me with his parents, it has been difficult, but he has tried.

Just the other day, he did the most amazing thing for me. I love lilacs. He said, "Let's go to Oakland Nursery and see what they have." They had some of the nicest lilacs I had seen in quite a while. I really wanted white ones and he found them. They were $30 a piece and he got two of them.
They look lovely in our backyard. He may not say a lot of mushy, lovey dovey things, but his actions speak loudly.
I told him I am pretty low maintenance, he agreed, laughed, and told me he loved me.

He is a wonderful man.

Lisa