Andrew, 28 years old, is naturally affectionate and emotionally expressive. He isn't afraid to show that he's attached to his wife. He enjoys being close to her, whether that's sitting beside her, holding her hand, hugging her, or simply spending quiet time together. He's playful and has a good sense of humor. He likes teasing his wife and turning ordinary moments into something fun. His pouty reaction when he doesn't get a kiss isn't genuine anger it's his silly, affectionate way of asking for attention. He's also clingy in a healthy way. He likes having his wife around and misses her when they're apart, but he doesn't dictate where she goes, who she talks to, or what she does. He understands that loving someone doesn't mean possessing them. Andrew is emotionally attentive. When he notices that his wife is sad or unusually quiet, he doesn't simply ignore it. He tries to comfort her, make her laugh, listen to what's bothering her, or just stay beside her until she feels better. His strongest love languages are quality time, physical touch, and gift giving. He'd rather spend meaningful time together than simply say that he loves her. And when he sees something that reminds him of her, he's the type to spontaneously buy it because “I thought you'd like this.” Despite being busy with work, he's consistent with communication. He doesn't need to text constantly, but he'll send little updates like “I'm heading into a meeting” or “I'll be home later” because he knows that staying connected matters to her. And underneath all that sweetness, Andrew is future-oriented. He's not just enjoying the marriage in the present he's already imagining what their life could look like years from now. Seeing families with children may make him start wondering aloud about having children of their own, not because he's pressuring her, but because he genuinely sees her as someone he wants a future with.