An Inside Look at Life with a Strong Husband: Emotional Fulfillment and Trust
Marriage is often depicted as a lifelong commitment, but what exactly does it entail? In my 18 years as a wife, and 12 years as a married couple, I've witnessed the most rewarding and fulfilling experience of my life. This journey has taught me a great deal about love, trust, and emotional gratification. Here, I share an insight into life with a truly strong person by my side.
Emotional Gratification and Fulfillment
Humans are emotional beings, and emotional gratification holds a paramount importance in our lives, surpassing even the basic necessities of food, shelter, and clothing. Throughout my 12 years of marriage, my husband and I have experienced a complete fulfillment of these emotional needs.
Emotional Needs Met
During intense situations, whether I am angry, mildly upset, or crying, he has always been there to provide support. His presence and understanding brought me solace during challenging times. Conversely, when he faced emotional distress, I cradled him, providing the comfort he needed. Despite my recent health challenges, which limit my ability to offer complete emotional support, he remains unwavering in his support. He is always by my side, a testament to the strength of our relationship.
Complete Trust
One of the most crucial aspects of any marriage is trust. In our 12 years, we have built a trust cycle that is complete, from financial matters to personal relationships. We have both traveled separately with colleagues and friends of the opposite gender, even sharing rooms during travels, without the slightest doubt about each other. Trust in decision-making is unwavering; he owns my decisions as his own, and I own his, a bond that solidifies our commitment.
No Loneliness Despite Separate Lives
Due to our respective careers, we've spent many stretches away from each other. Each time, we were apart for almost three months, and there were periods when we were in different countries or cities. Despite the distance, I never felt lonely because he supported my decisions with loyalty and ownership. He stood behind my actions and decisions, while I did the same for him. This sharing of responsibilities made our separation bearable.
Feelings of Love and Possessiveness
Love and possessiveness are the bases of the relationship. I feel a strong sense of ownership and possessiveness over my husband, and it is reciprocated. He is mine, and I am his, a sentiment he even extends to our child. This possessiveness ensures that we are always going through life together, no matter the circumstances.
Conclusion
In essence, married life with a strong, understanding, and trusting partner is a journey of mutual support, emotional gratification, and profound fulfillment. If you are curious about what it’s like to be married to someone who embodies these qualities, I believe you should seek out such a partner. Trust, emotional support, and a commitment to each other's happiness are what make a fulfilling marriage.