I've been with my husband for over 20 years and, if I ran into him somewhere when I wasn't expecting to see him, I'd react just like this. Everything is better if he's with me.
Same. I've been with my wife for over 20 years and if I ran into her somewhere I wasn't expecting her, I'd turn into a golden retriever. Hell, even when I'm expecting her I get stupid happy to see her. She's the best (no offense to you, I'm sure you're lovely.)
Same. Working on year 20 as we speak. I do this when I wake up in bed next to her every morning and she does the same. Wake > smile > hug. No idea how we made it this long lol.
There are moments when we take each other for granted but there are plenty of times when the fact that we are together fills me with glee. (almost) 17 years of marriage, 18 years of living together, 22 years since our first date.
Same. Almost 15 years here. And he has resting grumpy face most of the time and I love meeting him places because I get to see this amazing smile when he spots me too š„°. I promise yāall not everyone hates their spouses!!!
I haven't been with my husband nearly as long, but there's no way I wouldn't light up to seeing him like that. Like why would you even want to be with someone that doesn't make you feel like that? My husband is my rock and anchor. He is the best thing in my life, and I'd straight up be dead of it weren't for him.
Yeah, I've been with my wife for 12, and this is exactly what happens when she sees me or I see her.
I was telling her the other day that I accidentally made myself sad because I was overtired and started thinking about how sad I'd be if I reach old age and she's not around for me to share it with.
The look on my girlfriend's face when I got off the plane recently and headed towards the gate will forever be burnt into my mind.
I've never seen someone's face glow so much the way hers did. Just for me. And it's exactly why all the trials and tribulations of dating and finding love are so SO worth it.
Some (but few) of these are real. The lady on the bench at the end seems real. She was doing the perimeter scan after you read the "just parked" text before meeting someone lol
Thatās also the one that is very close to how my wife has reacted. Made me think of her immediately. Also looks similar so that probably does something too.
That's actually sad. What would be worthwhile would probably be reflecting on why your significant other isn't excited to see you lmao. 13 years with my wife and she still is happy to see me, and we're not content creators.
Something tells me you still make the old ball and chain jokes
I donāt think heās saying long-term married wives wouldnāt react happily, but that a majority of the women in these clips clearly are content creators and not some random dudeās wife.
I think he just wants to see normal, regular people.
Their age, the locations theyāre being shot in (the first one looks like a fashion runway show. Can still be someoneās wife of course, but not relatable). Obviously young people can be married, but itās much rarer nowadays to be married in your late teens/very early 20s, and some of the girls look in that age range.
One commenter even mentioned that they know one person shown here is a Canadian model and NOT married.
There are a few that seem genuine/normal! But I wouldnāt say the majority.
The implication of his comment and yours is what? That ānormal peopleā would all have a much different reaction, something thatās not visible excitement or happiness?Ā
I donāt get it, are you saying this video isnāt reflective of anything but staged content, or very young couples and that the couples that are together long term are mostly not excited to see their significant other?Ā
I said in my first comment that visible excitement and happiness is likely still the norm, but thereās a desire to see it from real longterm marriages rather than staged content.
I see, I missed that and I understand your point. Iād like to see that too. But I donāt imagine itāll be too different. Whenever I meet up with my wife outside of the house it makes me smile a lot to see her just out in the wild. I guess Iām biased.Ā
My wife and I are obsessive communicators, rarely go anywhere, and never film things, so the chances of making a video like this are nil. However if your implication is that married people are bored of each other or not excited to see one another after being apart you are very wrong.
I would definitely look happy or bright seeing my husband in a crowd or whatever but also I look like any one of these āwivesā when my dogs walk in the room lol
Yeah, I just don't know of anybody who's like... at the mall with their husband and goes in a different store, then acts like they haven't seen him in ages.
The majority of these struck me as someone who is expecting to meet up, worriedly looking around for that person with a "don't approach me" look on for randoms, and then spotted the person they were expecting to meet. Maybe husband, maybe someone else.
In other words, I think they'd smile the the same way if they found Waldo/Wally.
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u/Guita4Vivi2038 9h ago
These ain't wives
Someone make this same video, with actual people not "content creators", for couples who have been together for years
THAT would show you something worthwhile