how to say ‘I Love You’ Without Saying A Word

reading stuff on the internet I found an article ( on Thinking Humanity) on how to say I love you without words.  so I thought to share with you a little of the article, as it seemed to me very emotional.

“My fiancé keeps a hair tie in his pocket because he started noticing I always forget! Whenever he sees one, he always sticks it in his pocket for later when I inevitably forget to bring one when we go out.” — Leah W.

“He warms my side of the bed for me before I come to bed.” — Cathrine L.

“After a long day, we relax in our living room and watch a little TV. He sits on the couch and I lay down. He reaches for my foot and begins to rub. Next is the other foot. I don’t ask, he just does it. I would say that’s love.” — Deby H.
“I have night terrors and PTSD and he stays up so I can fall asleep first so I know I’m safe.” — Taye S.
“He carries band-aids if we go out on the town because he knows my shoes will start to chafe!” — Ashleigh M.
“My fiancé has to get up pretty early to get ready for work but he makes a point to wake up 15 to 20 minutes earlier than he needs to so he can get back into bed and cuddle with me before he leaves for the day. He does this every morning even if I don’t wake up to realize it.” — Heather M.

“If my fiancé can tell that I’m upset by something I don’t want to talk about, he makes me food, cuddles me on the couch and watches stupid shows and documentaries with me until I finally talk to him about what’s bothering me.” — Rebekkah A.

“He always puts the toilet seat down when he’s finished. I know it doesn’t sound like much, but it’s indicative of his love and respect.” — Kate J.

And  the one that I liked the best I left it at the end

“He listens — plain and simple. Not many take the time to just stop and hear what you are saying.” — Anni B.

Now, how beautiful is that!