5 Things Wives Need From Their Husband Every Single Day

Happy wife, happy life.
One of the most important aspects of marriage is understanding your
spouse’s needs and how to fulfill them.
For instance, communication is a huge need, but how often should you
communicate? What should it look like? s*x is an important need, but how
often should you make love?
Each person is different, so this list may not apply to all wives. But after
extensive research, I’m convinced the following “needs” represent the daily
desires of most women:
1. They need to feel loved.
A husband communicates love for his wife both by his words and his
actions. A husband should tell his wife daily (multiple times) that he loves
her, but those words should be affirmed by the tenderness and
thoughtfulness of his actions.
2. They need to feel beautiful.
Whether a women is dressed up to go out or hanging around the house in
an old t-shirt, she needs to feel beautiful in her husband’s eyes. A husband
fulfills this need by telling her she’s beautiful, flirting with her, showing
affection, and also by having eyes only for her. A man can’t gawk at every
woman passing by or on TV and then be believable in telling his wife he
has eyes only for her.
3. They need to be held.
A woman’s need for physical affection is a daily desire. This can be met
through hugs and caresses throughout the day, as well as the husband
giving a shoulder/back/foot massage at the day’s end. Those touches
meet a physical and an emotional need. This can include s*xual intimacy,
but women tend to have a greater need for physical touch outside the
bedroom than men.
4. They need communication.
A woman’s need for communication is usually just as strong as the typical
man’s need for s*x. Communication should happen throughout the day,
including at least one conversation per day that’s without any interruptions
(no kids, phones, electronics).
5. They need thoughtfulness.
When a man is thoughtful, it simultaneously communicates love, concern,
appreciation and respect for his wife. Thoughtfulness isn’t just for romantic
holidays; it’s a daily need and a vital ingredient for a healthy, happy
marriage.
This article was originally published at strongermarriages.com.