What Does Usually Wife Expect From Husband?

This is What Kate Wants from Adrian: Talk It Out!

This table shows the things Kate expects from Adrian in their relationship. Take a look and see if these are similar to the things you want in your own relationship.

  • Are there things on this list that you expect too?
  • Are there any missing things that are really important to you?

Talking about expectations with your partner can help you understand each other better and build a stronger relationship!

ExpectationWhat is not met
Help around the house: Picking up after himself, sharing chores like dishes or laundry.More work for Kate, feeling unsupported.
Listen when she talks: Paying attention, looking at her, not interrupting.Feeling ignored, like her thoughts don’t matter.
Be honest and truthful: Telling the truth, even if it’s hard.Feeling like she can’t trust him, worried he’s hiding something.
Be kind and respectful: Using nice words, not yelling or name-calling.Feeling hurt or disrespected, arguments.
Help with decisions: Talking things through, considering her opinion.Feeling unimportant, like her ideas don’t matter.
Be on time: Arriving when he says he will, letting her know if he’s running late.Feeling frustrated, plans get messed up.
Be tidy: Putting things away after using them, keeping shared spaces clean.Feeling like she’s the only one cleaning up, messy house.
Be supportive: Cheering her on, believing in her goals and dreams.Feeling alone, like he doesn’t care about her success.
Plan fun things together: Date nights, weekend outings, making time for each other.Feeling bored or neglected, relationship gets stale.
Communicate openly: Talking about feelings, concerns, and needs.Feeling confused or frustrated, problems don’t get solved.
Be affectionate: Showing he cares with hugs, kisses, or holding hands.Feeling lonely or unwanted, lack of connection.
Celebrate special occasions: Birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, making them special.Feeling forgotten or unimportant, missed opportunities to connect.
Share household responsibilities: Taking care of bills, groceries, or errands.Feeling overwhelmed, unfair burden on her.
Be willing to compromise: Finding solutions that work for both of them.Feeling like she always has to give in, arguments.
Be responsible with money: Paying bills on time, not spending more than they can afford.Feeling stressed or worried about finances, lack of trust.
Help with errands or appointments: Offering to run errands or go to appointments with her.Feeling like she has to do everything herself, lack of support.
Do his fair share of housework: Cleaning, cooking, taking care of pets, sharing the workload.Feeling like she’s the only one doing chores, unfair burden.
Be there for her when she’s down: Offering a shoulder to cry on, listening without judgement.Feeling alone or unsupported during difficult times.
Be willing to put in effort: Working on the relationship, keeping things exciting.Feeling like the relationship is one-sided, lack of effort.
Be her best friend and partner: Someone she can trust, rely on, and have fun with.Feeling lonely or like they’re just roommates, lack of connection.

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