If Your Partner Has A Talent...

Well if I HAD a partner he'd better well have a talent, lol! And I hope it would be making money...hahahaha!..just kidding of course. One of my husbands had great talent on cooking and decorating the house. He was excellent at it and quite the chef. Interior decorating was right up his alley and could put together a room like a professional. Unfortunately he was gay and I didn't stay with him.

I think that it depends. I do a lot of writing, but I generally don't expect that my boyfriend will read it. Much of what I write simply isn't stuff that would be of great interest to him. Plus, he has his own work to do; his time is best spent focused on doing his work. I do read his writing. However, my purpose in doing this is to help him edit what he has written. I don't look to him to do the same for me.

Yes, I totally agree with this one. When someone you Love and are married too, has a special talent they enjoy why not ask them to share it with you? I enjoy crocheting and my husband loves to look at some of my finished work. Many times I will even ask him for ideas on what to do next, and does he have any favorite colors. (He was the one who suggested the Green Bay Colors scarf he always likes to wear.)

let's see....I don't know any talent that my husband has. I guess, whatever it was never had a chance to be developed because they were brought up differently by their parents. His parents are always busy with their business. So they are often left alone with either their Aunt or the helpers. So all he knows is how to breed those pigeons and fighting fowls....Would you consider that a talent? But I do help him to feed them if he is not home. In that small way, I think I show mu support for him.

A man's thought is not always the some as a woman. Our women focus more on feelings and moods,while the boys always do and think in a more reasonable way.

I have always been passionate about my partners' talents. My ex husband was a bassist and I loved to watch him play. Most current ex-boyfriend who is stilla good friend is a tattoo artist and I'm so in love with his talent that I began apprenticing under him! I love to see his artwork and always demand pictures when he is running ink!

I think that it is important to support one another. My b/f is a musician and I love to paint. He expresses to me sometimes that I need to start painting again. I just can't, I don't have time. I ask him to play me certain songs and I can tell that he really likes to do it..especially if I sing along. Not a talent of mine at all but he likes it because he knows I am enjoying the music.

I always ask my husband to show me all the time. Like he is good at taking pictures and most of the time he shows me the pictures he has taken already and so I mostly get to see the all the time. I always support him with his talent and I'm always telling him that he should try and make a career out of it, because he is just that good. But he's like its just a hobby and just leaves it at that. I understand. Me on the other hand I have a very good talent for writing and he always ask me to show him some of the stories that I write. Sometimes I will show them to him and he loves my writings and poems and stuff. But sometimes I like to keep it to myself. But he always encourages me and supports me in to continuing to write. I do want to write like part time and become an author though. So he supports that. Who knows maybe I can ask him to take a picture of certain stuff for a cover of my book.

Thanks for sharing lol. My wife is a very good cook, she shares her talent with my daughter in laws, daughter and friends.

yes, asking them to do the talents will encourage them to hone, improve and express more on and through it. They love doing that too.

What your doing is a command for him to do things for your benefits and it is your passion for him to perform what you want him to do. If you want his passion in doing things, let him do it on his own and that will be his passion in loving you.

If your partner has a talent you must surely encourage him/her to nourish his/her talent.It isn't necessary that you also like what your partner likes. What matters is to show your partner that you care about him/her.