16 Signs Your Boyfriend Is Hubby Material
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16 Signs Your Boyfriend Is Hubby Material

If he is not your best friend, what are you doing?!

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16 Signs Your Boyfriend Is Hubby Material
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The best boys to date are done playing silly games and ready to just focus on one girl. The whole point of dating is to find the right one that clicks. If you're not dating to marry, then you're just dating to break up. These are signs that you found a boyfriend that is hubby material:

1. He sings the male parts in car karaoke.

2. He doesn't let you go to bed angry or sad.

3. He saves you from unwanted bugs and rodents.

4. He sits through those silly romantic movies that make your heart flutter.

5. He slow dances with you even if there is no music.

6. He is your own comedian.

7. He is the best person to go grocery shopping with!

8. He has values and morals.

9. He enjoys making food together. Whether it's a BBQ on a Sunday or cupcakes at 3 a.m.

10. He only wants to make you smile.

11. He becomes a doctor when you're sick.

12. He is your therapist after a rough day at work.

13. He is approved by your family.

14. He makes you feel secure.

15. He can embrace his inner child with your inner child.

16. He is your best friend.


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