1. Make them their favorite food and surprise
them with it when they come home.

2. Clean for them, especially things you know
that they hate doing, like vacuuming or
changing the sheets.

3. When it’s raining outside, bring them their
favorite hot drink and cuddle with them under
a blanket while you listen to the storm outside.

4. Let them pick the movie you watch tonight,
and do your best to enjoy it, even if it isn’t
something you would have picked.

5. Offer to take them to an appointment or
pick them up somewhere late at night when
you know that it’s inconvenient to ask for
help.

6. When they are feeling very upset, hold
them against your chest and let them talk to
you about whatever they need to talk about,
for as long as they need to talk. Stroke their
hair until they calm down a little bit and feel
that someone is listening to them.

7. Tell them something that you love about
them, no matter how minor or seemingly
insignificant it is.

8. Introduce them to people in your life and
show how proud you are to have someone like
this to present to friends and family. Make
sure they know that they are a welcome guest
and someone everyone is excited to meet,
because you know how scary it can be to
come into someone else’s world.

9. Make room for them in your bed, and let
them take the side that they sleep best on,
even if you like that side, too.

10. Let them try a big bite of your dessert off
your spoon, even if you secretly just want to
eat the whole thing by yourself.

11. Let them have the last slice of pizza (I
know, I know).

12. Hold them and kiss them all over their face
very softly as you’re both waking up — their
nose, their forehead, their cheeks. Make them
feel that they are loved, even first thing in the
morning.

13. Listen to their embarrassing stories from
childhood and adolescence, and don’t laugh,
because you know how much it hurt to be
young and alone.

14. Kiss the parts of them that they are self-
conscious about, letting them know that these
parts are beautiful — not because you pity
them, but because they are part of a greater
whole which wouldn’t be the same without
them.

15. Tell them a secret that you’ve never told
anyone before and really trust that they’re
going to keep it.

16. Watch them get ready and tell them what
you like most about the way they look and
how they’re putting themselves together.

17. Notice when they do something to change
their appearance and give your honest opinion
about it.

18. Accompany them on an errand they like,
such as shopping or going to a market, even
though it might not be your favorite thing.

19. Teach them how to do something that you
love. And be patient, because the fact that
they are trying and listening is already
wonderful enough.

20. Remind them that they are worthy and
deserving, and that you are lucky to have
them.

21. Find something nice and likable in their
friends and family, even if you sometimes feel
like you don’t have much in common with
them. Understand that sometimes we don’t
always choose who we grow up with, but that
doesn’t mean there’s nothing worth caring
about in them.

22. Go to a museum with them and really ask
their opinion and emotions towards various
works, really listening to what they have to
say.

23. Kiss them when they are not expecting it,
and try to say everything with this kiss that
you may feel too nervous or cheesy to say out
loud. Trust that they understand you, even if
you don’t always have the right words for it.
Remember that this, above all else, is why you
love them so much.

source: http://osazs..co.ke/2017/06/23-romantic-ways-to-show-love.html?m=1