@detroittou,
detroittou wrote:
Yes, this is the kind of inspiration I am talking about. I must say I feel very inspired by my wife. She is so pure. We like talking a lot to each other just about anything. She inspires me in so many different ways, and not only me, but other people as well. We do have our share of fights, sometimes we hurt each others feelings, but in the end it only makes us feel stronger for each other because we both know that we were just acting like fools. She tells me that arguing with each other and hurting each other's feelings is not healthy. Then we both recognize that we hurt each other feelings and then we both apoligize to each other. Then comes the good part...we make up. I love making my wife feel loved. That's one of the things my father always preached to me, he would always make my mother feel loved by him. He said that was the secret for their 55 years of marriage. Making each other feel loved and cared for. My wife is the only person I can really say, "she is my best friend". I love my wife tremendously. She is the only one that I know will always be there for me and I will always be there for her as well in the good and the bad.
I'm with GW, what is the wife supposed to inspire the husband to Do ?
I think we need some clarification of what you mean by "inspire"
You say your spouse inspires you in many ways. Care to name some of them?
What does her inspiring you have to do with the number of fights you have? Ditto with being your best friend and always being there for you?
One could say "my wifes devotion to her faith inspired me to look further into my own" or "my wifes talent in the kitchen inspired me to take a cooking class".
What the heck does "my wife inspires me, we're best friends" supposed to me?
I like sullys answer best.
I'm a better me because I have a husband, because he, in good times, is stability. His providing stability gives the freedom to explore, practice what is important to me.
If he wasn't here, in order to continue doing that, I'd have to find other props to hold up my life.
Of course that street goes both ways.