I’ll never forget those months leading up to the day my own husband, Joe said “I love you”. I had known for months that he did, and I knew that I loved him too but the importance of those words kept us from actually saying it for almost a year of dating. holding hands in the car or saying our goodbye at the end of the night he would preemptively whisper, “I miss you” and I knew what he meant. Even though he was standing right in front of me, I missed him too. The truth is, even though I was anxious to hear him say the actual words, he was dropping enough hints to make me feel confident that our feelings are mutual.

1. He starts performing little acts of service. In my experience, and from what I know about a lot of men. It’s often easier for them to express their gesture than acts of service. Even though “I love you’ had yet to be spoken, the way Joe would happily wake up early to take me to the train station, make sure my car passed inspection, and fussed over when I was sick was a sign that his heart was true. If you are wondering what your man’s true feelings are, look at the way he serves you. Service is always the fruit of authentic love.


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