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35 Ladies Share How They Know That Their Boyfriend Or Husband Truly Loves Them
Usually, dating isn't as easy as most of us wish it was. It's already difficult enough to put yourself out there and open up to someone new, but even after that, you still got a mission to figure out the person's true intentions and whether your feelings towards each other truly align.
Recently, Twitter user @AfroFlytina asked fellow women to spread some much-needed positive vibes by sharing stories of what helped them figure out that their partners genuinely love them. The post has quickly gone viral and it currently has over 77k likes along with more than 17k quote tweets.
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Without further ado, Bored Panda invites you to read through some of the most heartwarming stories we managed to happen across in this viral thread. And if you've got one of your own, feel free to share it down in the comment section!
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Brandy Grote 3 years ago
Same. And when he had his surgery, I was right there for him too. I still think he does more, tho! He'll come in the room I'm in, just to check and see if I need anything. Sigh, just him....
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GlassHalfWay 3 years ago
I think anyone in a relationship who wants to make it work, will ask the other if they're happy, what bothers them, etc. Sometimes you don't know unless you ask.
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Rens 3 years ago
I've survived decades of abuse, worked very hard on managing my mental health and everything I have had to overcome after my life imploded 3 years ago. He was unhappy with me because I didn't go to him first when I needed help; I was so used to being let down, so having someone who WANTS to be there for me is a priceless treasure. He makes me feel safe and cherished, no-one has ever made me feel like this before. That's love.
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Ann Coffman 3 years ago
I love that! That feeling of complete peace and contentment. Blessings to you both!
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Dina Simoné 3 years ago
Thats so cute. My husband never leaves the house without giving me a kiss. Those small gestures mean a lot.
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WoodenLion 3 years ago (edited)
ya'll criticising 'cause you say he does not know what a vagina is or it is the uterus - my woman had a problem with her VAGINA - why would you think a vagina cannot have problems. this thread is for encouragement, not "grammer correction". good grief some of you people. people.
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Markus Holstein 3 years ago
Sounds like your guy is caught in a toxic relationship. If you disagree just picture the above scenario with genders reversed
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daveej 3 years ago
I guess men don't share as much, but it would be nice to see more comments from men on how their significant others make them feel loved.
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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago
When my sis died, we'd only been dating a few months. He was fired from work for skipping so much time so he culd be with me during viewing/funeral/etc. I freaked out, and he said something like he could get another job, but I needed him more than he needed the job. So, yeah, 30 yeasr later...
Daria B 3 years ago (edited)
We've been living together for 11 years now, so there's a lot of occasions that showed me he genuinely loves me, but here I'll go with the most recent ones. Basically, his whole reaction and attitude towards my health after it was confirmed for the first time that my kidneys are weak. (I'm stage 2, at a steady 70%~75% so far). He literally told me he would give me one of his kidneys if it comes to this. Poor boy, he was in a much bigger shock than myself. He just kept researching about kidney disease all the time for some time. Another one is, last winter I had a literally debilitating migraine. It was so bad that I temporarily lost my linguistic cognition, and my body temperature dropped close to 35°C (not really 35, but very close). The way he nursed me back to normality and how he literally dressed me up and basically carried me to the car to go to the hospital... I'm so lucky to have him.
Alex Bailey 3 years ago
So sorry about your kidneys but happy you have someone to be there for you. My partner and I both suffer with migraines so I do a lot of reading about them. You may already know this but low body temperature has been linked to migraines and they can often resolve when low body temperatures are normalized (though not had that miracle happen yet!). My ability to talk coherently is always affected when I get a migraine as well - apparently aphasia and dysarthria are well known issues. If it is the first time it has ever happened though you do need to get it checked in case it's caused by something more sinister.
Load More Replies... daveej 3 years ago
I guess men don't share as much, but it would be nice to see more comments from men on how their significant others make them feel loved.
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 3 years ago
When my sis died, we'd only been dating a few months. He was fired from work for skipping so much time so he culd be with me during viewing/funeral/etc. I freaked out, and he said something like he could get another job, but I needed him more than he needed the job. So, yeah, 30 yeasr later...
Daria B 3 years ago (edited)
We've been living together for 11 years now, so there's a lot of occasions that showed me he genuinely loves me, but here I'll go with the most recent ones. Basically, his whole reaction and attitude towards my health after it was confirmed for the first time that my kidneys are weak. (I'm stage 2, at a steady 70%~75% so far). He literally told me he would give me one of his kidneys if it comes to this. Poor boy, he was in a much bigger shock than myself. He just kept researching about kidney disease all the time for some time. Another one is, last winter I had a literally debilitating migraine. It was so bad that I temporarily lost my linguistic cognition, and my body temperature dropped close to 35°C (not really 35, but very close). The way he nursed me back to normality and how he literally dressed me up and basically carried me to the car to go to the hospital... I'm so lucky to have him.
Alex Bailey 3 years ago
So sorry about your kidneys but happy you have someone to be there for you. My partner and I both suffer with migraines so I do a lot of reading about them. You may already know this but low body temperature has been linked to migraines and they can often resolve when low body temperatures are normalized (though not had that miracle happen yet!). My ability to talk coherently is always affected when I get a migraine as well - apparently aphasia and dysarthria are well known issues. If it is the first time it has ever happened though you do need to get it checked in case it's caused by something more sinister.
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