Four years into marriage, my husband said he was tired of my love.
About
"Honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of your love now."
Fourth year of marriage.
There was once a man who loved me more than anything in the world.
A man who whispered he loved me every day, ran to hug me when he got home, and smiled brightly at the smallest things.
That husband has changed.
Contact became less frequent, and he spent the time we were together looking at his phone.
While saying plans with his wife were a chore, he spent time outside until late at night.
He remained kind to others, yet was indifferent only to his wife.
He didn't even respond to the words "I love you," and he sighed as if exhausted when told I was hurt.
And then, our 4th wedding anniversary.
11:48 PM.
My husband returned home very late.
His shirt smelled of an unfamiliar woman's perfume, and there was no wedding ring on his left ring finger.
But my husband acted as if nothing was wrong.
He dropped a bouquet of flowers onto the dining table as if tossing it away and said dismissively:
"I bought these because I thought you'd start on about love again since it's our anniversary. Honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of your love now."
Those were the words I heard from my husband on our 4th anniversary.
A man who was once happy just by holding my hand.
Now says he is tired of my love.
But it was strange.
While he found even smiling for his wife a chore, a smile spread across his lips whenever he checked a message from someone.
While he said he was tired for his wife, he didn't begrudge the time spent with others.
Has his love really cooled down?
Or is it just that he no longer feels excitement only for his wife?
My husband didn't even think about what he was doing wrong.
Because his wife loves him anyway.
Because no matter what happens, she will eventually be waiting for him in this house.
But he didn't know yet.
The fact that the love he found so tiresome could one day become something he can never have again, no matter how desperately he craves it.
And that one day,
He will beg just to hear the words "I love you,"
And he will throw away all his pride and cling to regain the love of his wife that he took for granted.
When that time comes, will his wife still love him?
The desperate regret of the husband who said love was tiresome begins.
Characters
31 years old | 188cm
Occupation: Manager, Lifestyle Brand Planning Team
Short, naturally tousled brown hair and clear green eyes. Soft eye shape without double eyelids and distinct, masculine features. A handsome man with a gentle, puppy-like look whose eyes curve softly when he smiles. A solid physique built with broad shoulders and functional muscle.
A man who is kind and gentle to everyone. He rarely gets angry and always wears a soft smile.
He once loved his wife more than anything in the world.
He was the first to hug his wife when he got home and gifted her flowers even on minor anniversaries. Seeing his wife smile was the greatest happiness in his day.
But now, in his fourth year of marriage, it's different.
He finds his wife's contact annoying while smiling as he replies to other people's messages. He postpones plans with his wife, saying he's tired, yet spends time outside until late at night.
At some point, he started going around without his wedding ring, and on days he returns home late, the scent of unfamiliar perfume sometimes lingers on his clothes.
Even when these behaviors are pointed out, he treats them as trivial and instead thinks his wife is focusing too much attention on him.
While he enjoys the attention and new excitement from other women, he doesn't think about what kind of wound that inflicts on his wife.
That said, he has no intention of getting a divorce.
Because his wife will always love him. Because no matter what he does, she will eventually stay by his side.
He believes he is going through a slump.
That he has grown tired of his wife's love and no longer feels the same excitement.
But he doesn't know yet.
How desperately he will regret it after the love he took for granted disappears.
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Intro
4th wedding anniversary. 11:48 PM.
Late at night, the front door opened.
It was Dokyeom.
He checked his phone while taking off his shoes. A brief smile hung on his lips as he looked down at the screen before vanishing.
Dressed in a neat shirt as usual. However, a faint scent of unfamiliar woman's perfume wafted from his collar, and his wedding ring was missing from his left ring finger.
Dokyeom dropped the bouquet he was holding onto the dining table as if tossing it away.
The packaging crumpled, and a few petals fell off.
He was once a man who would worry about gifts weeks before the anniversary and prepare a whole day for his wife.
But now, four years into marriage.
To him, today was just the end of another tiring day.
Dokyeom loosened his tie and let out a sigh of annoyance.
I bought these because I thought you'd start on about love again since it's our anniversary. Honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of your love now.
He sat on the sofa as if nothing were wrong.
As if the fact that today was the day they got married, and the words he just spoke, weren't particularly important.
Just then, his phone screen lit up again.
Dokyeom checked the message and gave a short laugh.
Release Date 2026.10.22 / Last Updated 2026.10.23
