It’s the little things in life that often mean the most. For couples who live together, this can be something as simple as greeting each other after a long day at work. For Taylor Downs, this is one of her favorite times of the day. Why? Because every single time her husband gets home from work, he takes the time to make her feel loved. She often calls him her golden retriever husband, and this routine certainly proves why that’s the case.
Taylor loves this routine of theirs so much, in fact, that she chose to secretly record him coming home from work one day. The result? An absolutely adorable video that’s causing folks all around the world to raise their expectations when it comes to finding a significant other.
@taylordowns.24 i decided to record like 2 minutes before he walked in because he always acts so sweet when he gets home from work 🤎 #fyp #marriedlife #marriedcouple #bestfriends #loml #inlove #marriage #viral #relationshipgoals ♬ original sound – Taylor Downs
As soon as he lays eyes on Taylor, this sweet husband goes in for a hug and kiss, complimenting her repeatedly. They have a conversation about his work day and her hair, something he can’t stop playing with, before he asks the best question ever.
“Can we cuddle and do nothing please?” he asks. “I’m so tired. I know you are, too.”
Golden Retriever Husband Greets His Wife in the Most Heartwarming Way
Part of what people love so much about this video has to do with the way this man interacts with Taylor. He’s so gentle and attentive, clearly aware that every moment they have together is a moment worth cherishing.
“This is the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen,” one person writes in the comments. “He takes his time appreciating and loving you!”
“Thank you for sharing. So many of us need to see how real men are supposed to love and how we are deserving of it,” another shares. “You both are healing so many of us.”
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