My husband is the best friend I have ever had. He is brilliant, funny, kind-hearted, honest, and loyal.
I wish I deserved him.
Oh, and he’s really cute, too. Icing on the cake.
My GF is drop-dead gorgeous, motivated, smart, and funny. She is also very self-aware. She talks all the time about the “problems” with her personality – eg, “I have a bad temper.”
The thing is that she puts so much attention on correcting these flaws that they are practically invisible (or at least unremarkable) to the casual observer.
I feel like a better person for being around her. (Certainly more ambitious.)
My Wife–she posts here occasionally. Her name is Bin-Gay
Now what can I say about her that would really explain how much she means to me! 
Her life since she met me is as opposite as you can get–and yet she still loves me! I moved in and turned her world around and yet she didn’t run away.
She is the best thing in the world that has happened to me. I met her late in my life and luckily we both were at a point in time when thing clicked for us. She and I ‘talk’–what more can you ask from your spouse? She makes me smile everyday , laugh out loud everyday, she makes me feel special every day and she shows me she loves me everyday—and most important she laughs at my dumb jokes and antics!
She takes care of herself–she is the Yoga Queen! She motivates me to eat well and to exercise and to just take care of myself. She is smart (or schmart as the Geico Caveman would say)–she plans ahead and constantly amazes me with how perceptive she is.
She is the sexiest woman out there–sorry guys. I got her first and I am NOT giving her up. Just today she sent me a wonderful e-card purring about our…er…adventures last night.
When my daughter moved back in with us–she stepped up to the plate and has proven herself a fantastic step mom. My daughter loves her and my wife is doing a fantastic job raising my girl into a wonderful young woman.
Bin-Gay—I loves ya
My wife and I: Our loves comes unconditionally.
She loves and respects my career choices.
She’s extremely intelligent
We admire one another’s achievements
She buys me little sweet nothings from my favorite places (REI, Book Barn)
We hike and fish together.
We complete each other.
My wife?
Uh - she’s put up with me for 20 years. That’s gotta earn her considerable credit.
She makes beautiful and brilliant babies (with an assist from me).
And she does all our household finances, including doing our taxes this week!
HoosierDaddy is always soooo thoughtful:
Chooses gifts for my parents without coaching that they truly need or love (like getting my mom new knives after noticing hers were dull while helping her in the kitchen).
Always backs me up with disciplinary stuff with the girls.
Calls my office phone before I arrive so there will be a sweet message waiting for me at my desk.
Sent him an email today about yet another chore my folks need help with at their house and he quickly sent back an “absolutely - of course” type message.
Stops what he is doing to run outside with some hedge clippers to limb up some branches so my dog whose vision is failing won’t bump into any errant foliage.
Makes sure my car is maintained - like brakes - tire rotation stuff if he knows I’ll be driving more than just in town.
Generally great disposition, funny, fun-to-be-around, handsome, muscular, sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy! You get the idea 
Besides being sexy as hell, and probably smarter than is good for him, my boyfriend stuck with our relationship despite the 600 or so miles between us, talking to me every single night for almost two years, until I was able to find a way to move to the States. When I found that way, he drove up to get me and my stuff, and he’s taken time off work to help me get settled into my new apartment. He treats me like I’m the most amazing and special woman in the world and he makes me* happy*.
What do I do for him? Well, I figure leaving my country to be with him was pretty good, so now I can slack off for a while.
You’re dating Molly Ringwald from her Pretty in Pink days?? 
She is drop dead gorgeous!
Just when I think I couldn’t love my husband any more…
I’ve been having a bout of pretty soul-crushing low self esteem recently. I want to do something with myself other than go to work then come home and spend the whole night playing evercrack. I want to make art, I feel the urge to be creative but I don’t know what to do.
I’ve expressed an interest in digital photography in the past, but due to the issue of not actually having a digital camera of my own I’ve not been able to indulge this interest.
So anyway, I was having a bit of a pity-party on Monday/Tuesday which ended up in a pretty nasty argument on Tuesday morning. Hubby (rightly so) accused me of making excuses for why I couldn’t do anything special or creative in my life, because I’m afraid of not being perfect at everything I do. We ended the argument over the phone when I was at work that morning, but it wasn’t in a very loving manner.
I get home that night, to find that he’s gone out and with the money that he’s been putting away in savings he’s purchased me a brand new digital camera (and not a cheap one) and a memory card to take photos with. Because he wants me to find something that makes me happy and gives me purpose.
Beautiful panels, vetbridge! Out of curiosity, how much do panels like that usually go for?
What to say about my SO…He’s entertaining, caring, hot :D, and always trying to improve himself in some way. He’s helped me to grow and always tells me how I’ve made him a better person. He’s helped me through a lot and often reminds me of how glad he is that despite everything that happened to me when I was growing up, I came out a wonderful person. He treats me better than any other person I know and we still have the same energy between us that we had when we first met.
Sappy rant over!
'im indoors? Well, he buys me beer sometimes, and once he ran a bath for me.
Good question. Every time I see something I really like in an antique shop, it is more than I expected. I do not think I’ll ever know how much she spent. I actually considered asking the owner of the store; I know he’d tell me, but I’d feel dirty.
You two are very lucky to have each other, as are all the others who have responded. 
My husband is awesome…here are just a few reasons why:
He is a gourmet cook, producing the most unbelievable meals each evening even though he’s worked a full day and would rather not cook. He even cooks meals for me that he knows I love but take so much effort that he hates to cook them.
He maintains my cars and likes doing it.
He has an incredible fashion sense and looks very sexy every day. He helps me make sure I don’t clash.
He is easily the smartest person I know and I learn something new from him almost every day.
He has helped me grow in unimaginable ways, keeping me trying new things and liking them.
I’m so lucky to have him.
He’s the only person I’ve ever met to get every single one of my jokes, we’re completely on the same wave length to the point where we can tell what the other is thinking. We’re so relaxed around each other, we had a ‘no bullshit’ policy right from the start.
He’s smart, funny, sexy and fantastic in bed. I think I’ll keep him.
He’s also dealing with the 300kn apart thing very well!
She can be absolutely adorable and sexy at the same time.
She makes delightful company thanks to her spunk and cheerfulness.
She has strong values that she abides by.
She is trustworthy and loyal.
She’s motivated and works hard to achieve her goals without compromising her integrity.
She keeps me in check sometimes.
Great in bed.
She’s just so damn cute sometimes.
All that and she still puts up with me. What can I say, she’s the yin to my yang.
My SO is a smart sensitive sexy sweetheart, who sent a card today with a message that made me cry, it was so beautiful. A delight in every sense of the word, I don’t deserve her, and treasure our moments together.
:: snif ::
This thread brings a tear to my eye, and is both inspirational and a hope-bringer. When I get discouraged about all the insanity, cruelty, selfishness, and general personal horribleness in the world, I read something like this and feel a lot better. People can be good to each other! And it is out of this courtesy, respect, and love for each other that new families form and old families heal.
This is also why I like wedding threads.
Carry on, everyone.
Well… They do an excellent job of raising morale among the troops!
For starters…
She has some kind of amazing intuitive sense that I want to understand. She makes me better and we compliment each other really well. Life is richer since we’ve been together, and I think she embodies New York City. She’s also got the most amazing hair I’ve ever seen, beautiful eyes, and is eminently holdable. She has great taste in music, as evidenced by the fact that she thinks I have great taste in music. 
She’s devoted to her art. I love her voice and her taste in theatre.
That’ll have to do for now. 
Heh. There’s a whole lotta sexy that doesn’t show up on camera, too. (She’s Québécoise. Rawr!)
Oh, that reminds me of more praise: I know I said she’s smart, but here’s an example. She’s been in Vancouver less than two years - when she arrived, she didn’t speak a word of English. She picked it up effortlessly, speaks well enough to do customer service for a bank, and has a better vocabulary than most native speakers I know.
That’s gonna be a tough act to follow when we move to Québec!