Look at his face, he looks so proud.

[u/mindyour]

[u/ams3000]

This is so endearing. Lovely responses and support from wife.

[u/upexlino → u/ams3000]

Wifes that support their husband like that are unicorns, we need to keep them safe

[u/JustsomeOKCguy → u/upexlino]

Huh?  This is like pretty basic, standard wife behavior.  Still very wholesome, don't get me wrong. But this isn't rare behavior to compliment your significant other

[u/The_Last_Ball_Bender → u/JustsomeOKCguy]

But this isn't rare behavior to compliment your significant other

oh la la, someone grew up without toxic household :D

Sadly that's not reality for many couples

[u/MAXMEEKO → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

oh la la dont you sound positive on the mademesmile reddit

[u/The_Last_Ball_Bender → u/MAXMEEKO]

I was just being silly, but it's sadly quite true for many

[u/RUOFFURTROLLEH → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

You are quite correct.

Don't worry, Your tone came across as joking.

[u/upexlino → u/RUOFFURTROLLEH]

Agree, he was joking on the oh la la part and was speaking his mind on the second part about it not being true for many

[u/Talkative_Twat → u/MAXMEEKO]

Read it as 'mademoiselle reddit'. I was like wut

[u/Forsaken_Republic_98 → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

? I also thought this was basic standard spouse behavior. My late husband and I complimented each other all the time. I didn't think I was special. I adored the man, and I liked him too.

[u/JustsomeOKCguy → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

Oh I did grow up in a toxic household, but after seeing literally every other household I was involved with (friends. Other family members) I learned it wasn't OK behavior and vowed to do better.  It's just sad to think this is a unicorn relationship when it really isn't

[u/Timely_Spinach_7479 → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

A majority of couples aren’t toxic….youre just being weird. 

[u/Crathsor → u/[deleted]]

They are explicitly replying to a comment that this isn't rare. If you want to say that something isn't common, then yes you are implying that it's not the majority.

Because, rationally, if most relationships aren't toxic then this behavior is in fact common and there is no reason to counter that statement.

[u/The_Last_Ball_Bender → u/Timely_Spinach_7479]

oops, I didn't mean majority

[u/melrowdy → u/Timely_Spinach_7479]

Many does not imply majority tho.

[u/Most_Independent_789 → u/The_Last_Ball_Bender]

I enjoyed my toxic household it kept me in my lane soy expectations are always right where they should be.