Working part-time has its advantages. I get to be home with my Hubby most of the week. I’m off from work for a few days and my DH cooked the most incredible brunch for me this morning! Of course that was after an incredible time of love making! I can’t believe how blessed I am…I mean, my husband is so unselfish in and out of the bedroom. We love each other deeply and love to do things for each other, showing our love in tangible ways. My DH actually likes to cook and often has dinner prepared or has it well under way by the time I get home from work. It is not unusual for me to put in a 12-14 hour day where I work; in addition, there is a 45 minute commute. It is so relaxing to come home and find the bed made or the kitchen tidied up. Many times, when I get home a hot bath with a glass of wine awaits me.
I truly appreciate the many things that my husband does for me, but more importantly why he does them. It has to do with his heart, the kind of man that he is inside. No doubt, I have been physically attracted to him ever since we met in high school…everything about him turns me on but I also love what’s on the inside. He is loving, kind, gentle, faithful and forgiving. He has this incredible mind…I love to watch him work through problems that most of us would give up on (or never even begin to attempt). And he makes me laugh! We have so much fun together that it ought to be illegal! We love to do things together…some times they are cerebral in nature. Just a few minutes ago, he shared some cool thing that he found on-line. A gal that has truly been blessed with mathematical/musical genius. Google Vi Hart and you will see what I mean. We enjoy sharing music with one another…music videos or songs from the past when our love was young. We love all kinds of music but somehow those songs that are a “blast from the past” arouse feelings as if we were 16 and 17 yrs. of age again.
My life couldn’t be more wonderful and I am so thankful for my husband…he is my very best friend, my lover, my helpmate, my partner in everything in life. We have never been happier than we are right now. We feel a contentment that most people never feel…a connection that is out of reach for most. Tonight when we go to bed, we will snuggle up tight, two becoming one. Maybe we will bosom; if we do it is the icing on the cake that I enjoy every day of my life. To my husband, I would be lost without you, but with you, I have everything I need.
Happy Valentine’s Day to my DH,
Luvmyhub
Thank you for that beautiful post. I am not married yet but am so encouraged by your description relationship…especially through bosoming and the fullness to be found in marriage. It gives me hope for my future marriage.
Thank you for your kind words. As I was getting ready to upload my post, “Happy Valentine’s Day to All!”, my DH came over to our bed, laid his head in my lap and started to suckle at my right breast. Quickly, I clicked send and closed my laptop. We were just getting ready to partake of the wonderful dinner he had just prepared…the appetizers were the best part needless to say!
Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful!
That’s a terrific love letter, and it’s nice to hear of the post script ending to it. How lovely, how very lovely.
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful story.
LW
It’s not the chocolate that gets exchanged on Valentine’s Day that matters; it’s the feelings it represents. Sadly the old adage “Chocolate is better than X” indicates there are too many people who would rather consume chocolate than restore/explore intimacy with their spouse/significant other.
And for bosoming/ANR couples, chocolate pales in comparison to exchanging “white for white.” If I were the more religious type, I’d say it’s more than a coincidence they’re largely the same colour.
Very well said.
I am so happy for you LuvMyHub.