How does your husband/wife/partner spoil you?
By kiran1978
@kiran1978 (4134)
Australia
March 22, 2008 6:30pm CST

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@SViswan (12051)
• India
23 Mar 08
It's only in the past one year that my husband has started showing his appreciation (after 7-8 years of marriage!).
So, I don't think I can compete with anyone on that front....we would definitely lose on the 'partner spoiling' front.
But I used to give my husband a foot massage (but I'm now busy with the little one). My husband doesn't like really mushy stuff....but the way to his heart is through his stomack..lol
So, I used to cook him a nice meal and get the home ready for him to be relaxed when he comes home. And he used to love it. As I said, it's only lately that he has been verbally appreciating the little things that I do for him...and my qualities (positive).
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@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@SViswan (12051)
• India
27 Mar 08
I have no clue what made him open his eyes...maybe a little birdie in his head...lol
He's also being a little romantic and whispering sweet nothings in my ear...on and off.....so unlike him...but it does seem genuine and not put on..so I'm happy.
He also seems to understand al the work that I put in and seems to realize that it's easy for him to get out and not think about it...while I have to handle it alone at home.
@cadri4n (45)
• United States
23 Mar 08
If I need it, he buys it. If I want it, he buys it. If it's old he replaces it. If I asked for it he buys it. If its too small he makes it bigger. If it's too big he makes it smaller. If it hurts, he heals it. If it's lonely he keeps it company. If its stressing he makes it calmer. Anything I want I get. But... the way I spoil him is by not complaining about it, by not telling him what I want or need beacuse if I do he'll go out and get it. He is without a doubt a sweetheart in his own serious unromantic way :)
@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@piesmeralda (388)
• Philippines
23 Mar 08
He sometimes picks my ears, scrubs my feet and cut my fingernails and toenails(I don't cover my nails with colors), he scrubs my back while taking a bath, shaves my unwanted hairs, he chooses clothes for me to wear.
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@piesmeralda (388)
• Philippines
24 Mar 08
I don't know, we just love each other. We tickle each other at times. We play with our children together. He loves my cooking and he do the laundry. I sometimes crawl up to him at night, or vice versa LOL.
@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08



@littleowl (7157)
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23 Mar 08
hi kiran-normally my partner will bring me flowers or take me out for lunch-he also presumptuosly books somewhere we can go away for a few days about once to three times a year-its really nice to be spoilt now and then its a sign of appreciation and it was so lovely your hubby bought you flowers he obviously loves you very very much though he may not do it often and to say how amazing you are is one of the biggest compliments you can get-blessings littleowl
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@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@chance128 (61)
• Philippines
23 Mar 08
Okay. I'm only seventeen and I have no hubby, but this is how my boyfriend spoils me.
I'm pretty much that bratty person who's in the 'I-get-what-I-want-and-I-get-it-NOW' sort of thing, though not in a material way. When I have classes in school he always waits for me in McDonald's and walks me home, or if it's a Saturday he'd travel to school and pick me up so we could go home together. Other days he just buys stuff--just because. Like a last Sunday he bought me a pillow--just because.
He also does the part of enduring with whatever it is I want to do. We do morning runs and play badminton even if he hates it. Or sometimes he lets me fall asleep before he leaves my house--even though he really, really hates it if I sleep when he's around. Just the mere point that he does what he hates just for my sake, it's more than enough reason for me to feel spoiled.
@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@terilee79720 (3621)
• United States
24 Mar 08
I could write a book on being spoiled kiran. My husband treats me so well...I had to teach him how, but he does it none-the-less.
All I have to say is I noticed something in a store, and BAM - next day it's in my home. He calls me from work a dozen times a day to see if I need or want anything. He brings me coffee every morning in bed and he's one of those guys who actually asks if he can bring me anything while he's up.
He's always bringing me something.
He washes dishes sometimes too. I haven't taught him to vacume yet but he knows how to start the laundry.
He's really a nice guy.....
Of course - I treat him like he is a King too.....
@palonghorn (5479)
• United States
23 Mar 08
First, let me say that we both work full time and many times my position runs into hours of overtime (seasonal firefighter for forestry). He spoils me by buying me lil surprises all the time, 'just because', if I'm working later than he does, he has me something fixed to eat when I get home, he helps around the house because 'you work full time and shouldn't have to do it all'. And he makes me breakfast every Sunday morning. I drive an 07 Mustang GT, that he bought. He doesn't mind me indulging in my one hobby, scrapbooking, and even added to that by giving me a new DSLR camera and high def printer for Christmas. So I might not get the foot massage (which I get when I go for a pedicure) but I would say I'm just a tad spoiled by him.
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@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08

@Hatley (163773)
• Garden Grove, California
23 Mar 08
I am now a widow but I was spoiled silly as my husband did a lot of the cooking and he was very good as he was a cook by profession especially his beef stew. He browned themeat first then simmered and simmered it. It was so delicious and another thing he did that I much appreciated was to go to the doctor with me when I had something that was really worrying me just for moral support. Also he gave me back rubs which usually led to much more but thats a different topic lol
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@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
23 Mar 08
Mmmmm, I am hungry after reading your response. That would have been so good eating delicious meals most nights, you were very spoilt. Moral support is priceless, that is the best thing your loved one could give you. I am happy that you were treated right, sorry to hear about your husband passing away.
