My Wife
Peace, Love, Happiness, Freedom, Respect, Fidelity, Honor
She Might Be Thinking:
- Does my spouse like me for who I am, or because of my looks?
- When my spouse complains about me, does that mean he/she does not like me?
- Does my spouse still find me attractive?
- Does my spouse really understand what is important to me?
- Does my spouse understand my love language related to specific topics?
- Am I doing enough to keep my spouse happy?
- Am I satisfying my partner’s physical needs?
- I wonder if my spouse still loves me after all of these years.
- Sometimes I really don't understand what my spouse is talking about.
- Does my spouse appreciate all of the things I am doing to help make sure that he/she is taken care of?
- Is my spouse having an affair?
- Is my spouse being faithful to me?
- I wish I knew what my spouse was thinking.
Words That Might Be Encouraging:
- I believe in you.
- I love you more now than when I first met you.
- I feel incredibly lucky to be married to such a good woman.
- I want to be the best possible partner that I can be for you.
- What more could I be doing to make you happier as my wife?
- I wish we could spend more time together, but I understand that you are working so hard right now to give us more security.
- One of my biggest priorities is to help you achieve your personal goals.
- I want you to become the best version of yourself.
- I am grateful that God put us together.
- I feel spiritually connected to you.
- I can’t believe we are already celebrating another anniversary.
- Time flies when you are married to the right person.
- Talking to you is one of my favorite things to do with my free time.
- I love the way your brain works.
- I can't imagine being married to anyone but you.
- I am glad I didn't settle for second best; I got you.
- There is no one else I would want to start a family with than you.
- You always have my back.
- You always have my best interests at heart.
- I am looking forward to growing old with you.
- Marrying you was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Words That Might Be Discouraging:
- I don't feel like I am your top priority.
- Your family seems to be more important to you than our family.
- We never have fun anymore.
- You are putting on a little extra weight around the hips.
- You are starting to act like my mother.
- You are always [fill in the blank].
- You never [fill in the blank].
- Do you know what it means to be a good wife?
- You need to start exercising.
- You clean too much.
- You always want everything in a certain place in the house.
- You spend too much time with your family.
- You spend too much time with your friends.
- You don't know how to support me.
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