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If he’s truly your soulmate, these are the 14 things he’ll say naturally throughout your relationship

The right man won’t always know the perfect thing to say, but some phrases tend to come naturally when love, trust, and respect are real.

He wants the rest

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“Tell me more”

He doesn’t wait for you to pause in conversation so he can jump in with what he has to say. When you’re talking about something that obviously means a lot to you, he’ll ask questions and really wants to hear the rest of the story. Sometimes all it takes are two words to show how interested he is in you, rather than hours of him trying to recite the longest love declaration.

Pride takes a backseat

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“I was wrong”

He doesn’t approach every conflict as a battle that must be won. He can admit when he’s misunderstood something or acted poorly without following it up with five excuses. Saying “I was wrong” keeps a relationship safe from hundreds of arguments that would otherwise persist just because someone’s ego got involved.

Your voice matters

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“What do you think?”

He doesn’t ask you what you think just to include you. He wants to know, particularly when he’s got something big weighing on his mind. Over time, consulting you becomes second nature. He values your opinion that much.

One less thing

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“I’ve got it”

Love can sometimes look pretty mundane. You’re overwhelmed, so he cooks dinner, makes the phone call, picks something up, or fixes the issue without needing detailed directions and applause once it’s completed. This phrase becomes comforting because experience has taught you that when he says it, whatever it is will indeed be taken care of.

Your wins are his joy

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“I’m proud of you”

He sees successes that don’t involve him. Whether it’s a promotion at work, completing something challenging, defending yourself or just making it through a tough time, your wins aren’t endangering him. He’s sincerely happy to see you flourish.

No pressure here

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“Take your time”

He doesn’t rush you into making big decisions just because he wants an answer. If you’re thinking about a new job or sorting out your feelings or deciding something that involves the two of you, he knows you have a schedule too. Patience can be one of the subtlest acts of respect.

The little things stay

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“I remember”

Maybe you said a long time ago that you loved some silly kid candy bar, hated Pizza Hut or always wanted to go skiing. Then boom. He randomly brings it up one day. Remembering that small detail isn’t magical evidence that fate stepped in, but it does mean something. It means he was listening when he didn’t have to be.

No scorekeeping

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“You were right”

This isn’t the same as admitting he was wrong. He can graciously admit that your gut reaction, suggestion, or opinion was spot-on without acting like that makes him less of a man. In a balanced relationship, there’s plenty of rightness to go around.

Before he jumps in

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“How can I help”

He doesn’t always presume to know what you want. Sometimes you want advice, sometimes you need actual help. Other times you just need to complain and have someone listen. He asks instead of jumping in to fix things for you. He’s learning how you like to be helped.

Same side, always

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“We’ll figure out”

Trouble inevitably comes to all relationships: financial stress, family issues, job transitions, sickness, errors, and unanticipated crises. His first reaction isn’t always to ask who is to blame or threaten to walk away when things get difficult. “We’ll figure it out” silently assures her that he still views the two of you as a team.

Room to be yourself

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“Go have fun”

He doesn’t have to be a part of everything that you like to do. He can support you in seeing your friends, going on that trip, following your passion, or spending the afternoon doing something totally without him. True intimacy doesn’t force two people to slowly erase their independent lives so that nothing matters outside of the relationship.

Ego doesn’t win

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“I’m sorry”

This is not the kind where you automatically apologize to stop an argument, but the awkward apology that specifies what he did. A genuine apology doesn’t expect instant forgiveness or covertly blame you for soothing him. If he cares more about the relationship than his ego, he can say sorry.

Beyond the surface

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“I love who you are”

Attraction can start with your looks, chemistry, and butterflies. But true love ultimately becomes much more specific. He loves your weird little quirks, your values, your sense of humor, your smarts, your flaws, and your personality traits that others may not get. The best validation of love is knowing that the person lying next to you actually likes you for who you are.

No interrogation needed

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“You don’t have to explain”

There will be days when you are tired, stressed out, or just plain off. Instead of asking you to explain every off moment right away, he lets you be human sometimes. He knows that every silent moment doesn’t spell doom for the relationship.

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