Dear My Love,
Remember when I told you I fell for you way before our first date? You laughed and asked what magical pickup line you used. But here’s the truth I never told you — it was that random Tuesday when you thought nobody was watching.
That Rainy Day Moment ️
You probably don’t even remember it. You were leaving the office, umbrella in hand, when you saw that elderly woman struggling with her groceries. Without hesitation, you walked her to her car, getting soaked in the process. You never knew I was watching from the coffee shop across the street, my heart doing little backflips.
That’s when I knew. That’s when every woman in that coffee shop knew.
The Little Things You Don’t Notice
Baby, you keep asking why I smile every time you drive us anywhere. Here’s why:
- The way you always thank the parking attendant by name
- How you let people merge in traffic without sighing
- That automatic hand reach to steady me when the road gets bumpy
You think these are just normal things. They’re not. They’re everything.
Remember last month when the new barista messed up your order? You didn’t:
- Roll your eyes
- Demand to speak to a manager
- Make her feel small
Instead, you said, “Hey, no worries! I actually love trying new drinks. Maybe this was meant to be!”
I saw her shoulders relax. I saw her smile return. I saw the kind of man you are, yet again.
Your “Nothing Special” Gestures
You think I’m being silly when I get emotional about:
- How you always carry dog treats for the strays in our neighborhood
- The way you rearrange the shopping carts in parking lots
- Your habit of leaving larger tips when servers seem to be having a rough day
- How you remember our friend Sarah is allergic to peanuts and double-check every shared dish
But here’s the thing — these “nothing special” moments? They’re everything special.
The Secret All Women Know
Want to know why Sarah’s still single despite dating half of Bumble? She told me she’s looking for someone who shows kindness like you do:
- Not the showy, Instagram-worthy kind
- Not the “look how great I am” kind
- Just the quiet, consistent, “this is who I am” kind
What You Think vs. What I See
You think I’m attracted to:
- Your gym routine
- That expensive watch you saved for
- Your promotion at work
But really, I fall in love again every time you:
- Help my dad with his phone without getting frustrated
- Save spiders instead of killing them
- Let that stressed mom with two kids cut in line at the grocery store
The Truth About Attraction
Here’s what you never realized about women: We notice everything. Like:
- How you sneakily paid for that college kid’s groceries when his card declined
- The way you gave your jacket to that shivering valet guy last winter
- How you always refill the Brita pitcher even when it’s not empty
You know what’s funny? All these things you do — the things that made me fall for you — you do them when you think no one’s looking. But we’re always looking. We always notice.
Why I’m Writing This
So next time you ask me why I chose you, remember:
- It wasn’t your pickup lines
- It wasn’t your career success
- It wasn’t even those blue eyes I love so much
It was the thousand tiny kindnesses you scatter behind you like breadcrumbs, leading straight to my heart.
P.S.
To all the women reading this — if you’ve found a man who shows kindness when no one’s watching, hold onto him. These are the real ones.
To all the men reading this — we see you opening doors, giving up your seats, helping strangers with heavy bags. We notice. We remember. We fall in love with your kindness long before we ever fall for your looks.
And to you, My Love — thank you for showing me what real strength looks like. It looks like kindness.
Love always, Jennie
Ladies, drop a ❤️ if you’ve got a Jake in your life. And if you don’t, don’t settle until you find one. They’re out there, quietly making the world better one small act at a time.
yes, I saw you sneak that $20 to the homeless man outside our favorite restaurant last night. You’re not as sneaky as you think.
About the Author: Hi! I’m jennie valvour’s girlfriend, and we share this writing space together. While we both contribute here, I’m the one who writes most of our content. I love sharing honest stories about life, growth, and the journey of finding yourself. Everything I write comes from real experiences and genuine reflection. If you connect with my words, follow along for more authentic content about personal development and life’s adventures.
