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Wife saw husband 'struggling' at his job and sent him a lengthy heartfelt text—it was a stress-buster for him

'She's a real one,' said many people on the internet after reading the wife's wholesome text message.
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Man in a red polo T-shirt smiling while looking at his phone. (Representative Cover Image Source: Pexels | Andrea Piacquadio; Reddit | u/SnooPineapples7209)
Man in a red polo T-shirt smiling while looking at his phone. (Representative Cover Image Source: Pexels | Andrea Piacquadio; Reddit | u/SnooPineapples7209)

Long work hours, endless deadlines and the constant pressure to stay on top of everything can feel overwhelming. But sometimes, the right words at the right time can make all the difference. That’s exactly what a man, u/SnooPineapples7209 on Reddit, experienced when his wife noticed he was struggling—even though he had not said a word. He wrote in his post, "A text from my partner made my day. Lately, work has been rough. We don’t always talk about the details, but she could tell I was struggling. And instead of asking for specifics, she knew how to support me."

A man smiling using a smartphone. Representative Image Source: Pexels | Gustavo Fring
A man smiling using a smartphone. Representative Image Source: Pexels | Gustavo Fring

Attached was the text from his wife that turned his entire day around. It said, "Babe, I don’t say this enough, but I really mean it. I think you’re doing an amazing job." She added, "I admire the way you’re always able to handle things life throws at you. I know you know that, but I just wanted to say it. I’m proud of you, and I hope you know my world is better with you in it." The husband shared that the message "made all the stress feel a little lighter."

A person texting on phone. (Representative Image Source: Pexels | RDNE Stock project)
A person texting on phone. (Representative Image Source: Pexels | RDNE Stock project)

The wholesome message caught the attention of social media users, and many sang praises of the wife for knowing exactly what her husband needed at that moment. u/Hxkno said, "Even if things sometimes get complicated or hard at times with her, keep fighting for her. She's a real one." u/dobgreath wrote, "The people who post about their partners in 'Am I overreacting' should see this text...they don't even know this kind of love is possible. Thank you for sharing. I hope everyone finds someone who supports them like this." u/Inside-Individual896 noted, "That’s one he** of a partner you got there. I’m happy for you!"

Others couldn’t help but reflect on their own longing for a connection like this. u/SgtVertigo commented, "I'm happy for couples like this, but god, I really wish I had something like this. It’s unbearable." u/666spawnofsatan666 quipped, "Sadly, there's not a single person I know who would say this to me. But good for you!" While this wife found a way to lift her husband’s spirits with an earnest text, another wife has been bringing joy to her husband’s life for two decades in a completely different way. A husband shared that his wife of 20 years has been including hand-drawn doodles in his lunchbox every single day — a tradition that started as a small gesture but turned into something much bigger.

Image Source: Reddit | u/people_pleaser2481
Image Source: Reddit | u/people_pleaser2481

Image Source: Reddit | u/Otherwise_Summer_602
Image Source: Reddit | u/Otherwise_Summer_602

"The first time we shared a small peek into her art and mind, we were both amazed by how her initiative to add some fun to my lunches seemed to resonate with so many," he wrote in his second post, where he shared another batch of illustrations. Each doodle is unique, playful and filled with humor and endless love. One shows a grinning otter holding a sandwich with the words, "You OTTER eat your lunch NOW!" Another features Godzilla chomping down on a cityscape, reminding him, "Even GODZILLA makes time for LUNCH!" She even created a sketch for Halloween, which included a mischievous witch flying on a broomstick with a bat-like cat, wishing him, "Have a WICKED lunch! And a Happy Halloween!" Going by the doodles, many suggested the wife start a comic series of her own illustrations.  

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