How much do you really love your patner (married couple)?

Question

How much do you really love your patner (married couple)?

Answer 1

I love him enough to go through 61 hours of labor to bare him a son and still like him afterwards.

If that isn't love then I don't know what is!

Answer 2

Strange question... How do you measure love? With a measuring cup? a scale? a telescope?

I love him as much as I have the capacity to love. Here's something I wrote for him:

I want to write about time and grief, and how the two go together when I realize how little time I have to love you. This body is such an inadequate instrument to express how I feel about you. I am humble and pathetic in the presence of this love. My words fall flat, my lips tremble and I shy away. You're just the love of my life. What can I say?

As a girl, I ran from you because you embarrassed me. You embarrass me still. You remind of all my little imperfections as you embrace them with your love. You're so much bigger than your dimensions appear, so much deeper than your surface that shines. I think when we are old I will still be finding treasures buried in the mysterious depths of your heart, and hopefully, if I am worthy, you in mine.

There's just you and me sometimes, and it's quiet. In stillness the world sings, a fullness that does not brag. It's the way sunshine creeps in on a random Sunday afternoon as we, tired and full and drunk on each other, slip slowly into sleep...

Answer 3

Well im not married yet but i love my "partner" probably to the point its unhealthy for me.

Answer 4

That question would have been answered differently if It had been asked of me in the past.  Now  I love him a lot and the very fact I am still here with him after 31 years proves that.  The same goes for him.  We have put each other through lots in our life together but always managed to stay together.

Answer 5

For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death parts us.  And on beyond that, I reckon.  

Marriage has taken more work than I realized, but it is worth it.

Answer 6

In all honesty I don't have a number to give you. I go through a love hate thing, because that's normal and I can live with that.  No worries the hate isn't strong enough to cause me to run into traffic and or divorce him; it's just a course that must be run is all.  Emotion, can't leave it till we die, so we might as well get on with it. <smiling and making a flipping motion with my hand.>

Answer 7

With all my heart and soul. He's sleeping right now, so I will have to roll him over because he snores. But I think he's just peachy! :)

Answer 8

About 50 percent. The rest of him needs Xanax.