It was your mother’s job to love you for who you ARE. Your wife will love you for what you can DO. Never try to make your wife do your mother’s job.
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God forbid, if a day ever comes when my husband can no longer “do”, I won’t stop loving him. It goes a little deeper than that, don’t you think?
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She didn't prove anything. She just said that in a hypothetical situation, she would act a certain way. If that situation happens, then she can prove it.
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She said that she would act the 'same' way--she would not stop loving him. The 'do' is love (in this case). What her husband does for her more than anything is love. It's not about material stuff, and it precisely proves Stefan's point.
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I think a better way of putting this is that forming a deep romantic relationship requires a lot of effort in order to get to a stage in which both partners unconditionally love eachother, for Catholics this is called marriage.
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