People Are Sharing the Unromantic Ways Their Partners Show Love — and It's Too Pure

If you're single, now is a good time to step away from the computer. Writer and avid Tweeter Hattie Gladwell asked her followers to share the one thing their partner does that's not "romantic" but makes you love them even more — and the responses were low-key depressing. 

And by depressing I mean, they had me jumping on Tinder and swiping until I found the one who might run me a bath every night and put the kettle on in the morning, just like Hattie's boo. But honestly, the thread exploded with hundreds of people sharing the tiny ways their significant others express their love on a daily basis. 

From a husband braiding his wife's hair before bed (is this real?) to eating slower so they can finish their meals together, these couples are the definition of #relationshipgoals. Ladies and gentlemen, take notes. 

What's in a name? This guys knows the secret to keeping the magic alive after over a decade together. And if you're wondering if he has nicknames for all the ladies in his life, @JuilierMrs clarified, "He calls our daughter, nieces, sisters, moms and aunts by their actual names."

Taking a trick out of Chris Pratt's romance book, this is further proof that guys should never underestimate the power of a well-done braid. 

Harriet explained how her S.O. understands and deals with her anxiety at meal time. "I think everyone is different, but I've always just had to stop eating when everyone else is done," she explained. "Anxiety can manifest in different ways for each person depending on their experiences, but, no you're not alone ." 

Who said romance is dead? Judging from this photo of this anti-Monday bot, love is alive and well. 

Not only does Kat B.'s partner wake up with her — he also makes sure her commute goes as smooth as possible. What more can you ask for? 

Alexa: Play "Jealous." 

Not only does her boyfriend keep in mind her dietary restrictions when shopping, he surprises her with treats to make her day. 

Sometimes, something as small as a note can make your partner's day. 

Never underestimate how hard it is to open a water bottle. 

When working late turns into an impromptu movie night. 

Everyone needs their own personal DJ. For someone whose musical tastes hasn't changed since 2003, this is everything. 

Period sucks. Find someone who understands — and makes that time of the month a little bit better. 

As a terrible driver, anyone who saves me from having to back out of a driveway is a winner in my book. 

If you want to show your love, do it with chocolate. 

While we think Melia's partner secretly loves The Devil Wears Prada (because who doesn't), they get extra points for supplying the ice cream. 

He deserves a medal. 

Your partner wants to paint your nails? Let them. They can't cook? Eat it anyways. Cold? Warm them up. It's the little things, people! 

It might only take five seconds but if that's not love, we don't know what is. 

Who needs a dermatologist when you have your own personal Dr. Pimple Popper at home? 

Pragya Singh is an acid attack survivor turned activist — and she credits her partner for being there for her every step of her rehabilitation and beyond. 

Puppies just make everything better. 

Holding hands never gets old — just ask Michele. 

Just understanding what your partner is going through — be it a medical condition or just personal issues — reminds them that you care. 

Starbucks is overrated. Get yourself a man who will brew your coffee and top it off with whipped cream from the comfort of your home. 

You know it's serious when memes remind you of your significant other on a daily (hourly?) basis. 

Same, girl. Same.