My soulmate

I get that when I say my husband is my soulmate it sounds cheesy, but I mean it in the most genuine way possible. I firmly believe he was sent to me by God, an answer to my prayers, at exactly the right time in both our lives. Most my life I was plagued with deep rooted abandonment issues and a desire to just feel loved. When I met my husband neither of us were in a healthy place and together we were a wild fire of destruction for years. I had asked him once right when we first met why he liked me and his response is engraved in my memory; he said “I just feel this need to protect you”. That phrase reverberated in my soul because never in my life had anyone ever said anything like that to me. And you know what? He meant it. From the day we started hanging out we were completely inseparable. I wanted to be by his side constantly because with him I felt safe and secure and not just because he told me he’d protect me, but because he showed me over and over again. My husband has always protected me, he has never left me even when I wouldn’t have blamed him, he has always come back for me. I have followed my husband to hell and back and will continue to do so whenever necessary because he has shown me that he’s not going anywhere when things get hard, he’s never leaving me behind, that he will risk himself to save me. I have never experienced a love like the one I have with him and I don’t know if my words will do it justice. My husband has proven to me that real men exist. He has shown me what it means to love fully and to trust someone with your entire heart and soul. Our rocky start and all the hell we went through together just built our foundation stronger. My husband is my rock, my safe space, my confidant, my best friend, my fearless leader and everything in between. I couldn’t be more grateful for him and this life we’re building. My husband is easily the greatest person in my life. He has never wavered nor faltered no matter the obstacle. He’s the man I’ve always dreamed of and spending forever with him doesn’t seem like enough time. Eternally blessed and grateful to call him mine 🤍