Lovely Gesture: Man Buys Legos For Wife That She Never Had As Kid

A strong relationship is not built on grand gestures and lavish gifts, it is based on observing little things about your partners and fulfilling their smallest wishes. That's exactly what women want and that is what this woman's husband did for her.

We often hear men saying that women are difficult. It is difficult to please and understand them, they don't know what their wife or girlfriend wants and she doesn't seem to be happy with anything. Women are actually not very difficult to understand, the important things that they want from their relationship are respect, support, attention, and love. A person who can understand their moods validates their feelings, and tries his best to make her happy. Though few in number, there are still such men in this world who understand their partner and you will never see them complaining about their partner being difficult.

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Husband Buys Legos For Wife

A woman user on Reddit shared a heartwarming gesture from her husband. Her husband gifted her a Lego flower set. She wrote that her husband recently bought a Lego set after he came to know that she loved Legos as a child but was never allowed to buy them as they were considered to be for boys. The 34-year-old was excited about her first build and shared the moment on social media. In the comments, she told how they also bought a Lego rebel helmet for her stepdaughter as a Christmas gift.

People shared their own Lego stories in the comments. A user shared how her boyfriend bought her a Lego flower bouquet and told her that they will last as long as their love. It is great to see that in a world of confused men who call women fickle and moody, there are still men who know how to make their women happy. These little efforts and observations make men attractive.  As they say, 'If he wanted to, he would'.

A notable thing about this woman's husband is that not only did he fulfilled his wife's childhood desire, but also broke the toxic cycle of stereotypical belief by buying one for his daughter as well. He is setting a narrative that speaks about gender equity breaking the toxic mentality. That is what every person should be like.

Gender equality needs to be ingrained in children from a very young age and toys are something to begin with. Categorising toys based on gender and assigning colours to boys and girls will only make them stereotypical as adults. It is better to tell them that their gender should not decide their choices to create a better future.