Although we’ve been married for 27 years, neither my husband nor I have warm and charming personalities, and we’ve been living our lives without much conversation. I had to practice the language of a mother’s love, which brings peace , but it was very difficult to put it into practice because it was hard to let go of my own personality.
At first, I tried to express my gratitude to my husband through text messages, and when I got used to it, I secretly expressed it out loud, but later, I gained confidence, so I expressed gratitude and consideration.
But what is this?
One day, he bought a melon that day and wanted to eat it, but he said, “I’m not strong enough to eat it.” My husband got up from the sofa, took a melon out of the refrigerator, washed it clean, divided it into small portions, and left one to me and the rest in the refrigerator.
This has never happened before in 27 years.
I said to my husband, who cut fruit for me for the first time, and said, “I’m so moved, thank you,” and ate the fruit. Although it was rough and cumbersome, it was clearly the effect of putting into practice the language of Mother’s love.
From now on, I promise to work even harder for my family and acquaintances.