He Always Has a Compliment for You
It is normal in a marriage to occasionally take each other for granted. We begin to lose sight of all of the wonderful qualities that made us fall in love with our lovers in the first place.
Although this is normal, it can be extremely destructive. People begin to feel like they aren’t valued and appreciated. A good partner will take the time to compliment you and let you know that they value you for all that you do and all that you are. Don’t forget to do the same for him as well!
He Puts Others Before Himself
We live in an age of selfishness. People are taught to think first of themselves and their own needs. However, true love means thinking about the needs of others as well. It is important to put your family and your spouse first.
If your man thinks of your own needs before his own, you have found a keeper. Whether he is giving you his own coat to keep you warm or staying with you when you are sick, you can rest assured that you will always have your needs met. This reassurance will be especially important in later decades when you are growing old together.
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