I Love Being Married (Most of the Time)

I absolutely love my husband and I truly love being married, although there does exist a day here and there when I miss little anecdotes of my single days.  My husband is great, he truly tries his best to work on all his bad habits and do things to make me happy.  I can sometimes give him a hard time when he falls short and I'm the one who tends to end up feeling badly because I didn't recognize all the things he has done, but still pointed out the one thing he hasn't done.  Well, today I'm letting the entire internet world know how much I love and appreciate my other half.

My spouse is a far cry from perfection and so am I.  However, we are perfect for each other.  We have different outlooks on many things, but there are some areas where we completely see eye-to-eye.  Parenting is one area where most of the time we are in agreement.  Some of are interests also align, like watching movies, trying new food and drinks, going new places, traveling entertaining friends, and playing games.  That makes our relationship fun and exciting since we do a lot of fun things together. 

I miss my husband when he is away and when I say “away” I am referring to the several hours he spends at work.  In the 4 years that we’ve been married he has only gone out of town once for a weekend where he was in his friend’s wedding.  I was pregnant at the time and really didn’t want him to go, but he took our 2 year old with him so I was able to get some time to myself.  I say all that to say he is usually in town, but I still find myself missing him when he is at work or on the rare occasion that he is hanging out with his friends. 

Like I said, I love my husband and I love being married.  It is great to go to bed with someone you love and spend time enjoying each other and your interests each day.  That is what makes life wonderful.  If only we could survive off of love and quality time alone. 

If you feel this way about your mate, leave a comment and share about your marriage or how you think your married life will be once you exchange your vows.