What does your man want from you?

It's my time to take care of him and the family and the spare time to be with them all the time.

I think my husband wants me to pay attention to him only. I think since the kids have gone back to school he enjoys just snuggling with me and taking a nap. I am so surprised that he has gotten to be like that because when we were younger we just didn't do stuff like that which is to take time for each other. The kids came along which made it harder each time we had one but I think just looking at him now makes me happy to know that as we get older he just wants me all to himself.

I think that my partner and I go well each other because we have the same viewpoint in many thing, and many common habits. I can share my opinion and give my advices when he's in troubles, but I also respect him if he wants to keep something in secret. The most important is that we feel warming when we're together as well as when we think of each other. But as he said, he's happy because I'm not the kind of woman who often complains for just litle problems. Of course, he has also many wants that I can satisfy him, but it doesn't matter, because he loves me, and he accepts my imperfection.

Well, it certainly isn't for the money. I think he just doesn't like to be alone....

I only know is LOVE and RESPECT. Being a man it ia a big deal for them if their partner go to other things which make their ego's down. Like cheating of their partners in many angle.

He has very simple needs, not very demanding, if I cook a nice good meal for him, he is happy, if I be more attentive to him when he talks about his problems in office he is happy, if I take good decisions on his behalf he is happy.... and all the small small things I do for him, will make him very happy

I suppose he want my company, caring, my cooking, in all, he wants to have a happy family.:)

I have thought about this, and I'm not sure I can answer it.

Since we have been very happily married for almost 50 years and have raised 5 sons who now have very happy families themselves, I should have an answer, shouldn't I?

I suppose the answer is that neither of us have ever given much consideration to what we want. Before we married, we became great friends. We shared mutual respect and consideration for each other. We loved each other and wanted to spend the rest of our lives together. We joined together as one when we married, and our thoughts have been "us" and "we".

I have never given thought to what I want from him, and I doubt he has about what he wants from me. We satisfy each other. We care for each other. We consider each other. We respect each other.

We are one. What more can I say?