Author: Jessica Lowe

So there I was, lying in bed at 2 PM on a Saturday, bored out of my mind while my boyfriend was at the gym. I sent him a text that said, “Working hard or hardly working? Either way, I miss those arms around me.” He responded in three seconds flat with a sweaty selfie and “Coming home early.” Victory! Look, we all know that sometimes relationships need a little spark. You’re comfortable, you’ve seen each other’s worst bed head, and maybe the texts have gotten a bit… routine. “What do you want for dinner?” doesn’t exactly scream romance, right?…

Picture this. Your boyfriend texts you something vague like “rough day” and suddenly you’re spiraling. What do I say? How do I help? Do I send memes or do I go full therapist mode? I’ve been there. Staring at my phone, typing and deleting the same message five times because I wanted it to be perfect. The truth is, when your guy is feeling down, he doesn’t need you to fix everything. He just needs to know you’re there. These comforting notes are designed to lift his spirits without being too heavy or awkward. They’re warm, supportive, and show you…

You’ve got the candles lit, the couch is calling, and your boyfriend’s on his way over. But here’s the thing: you want to set the vibe before he walks through the door. I once texted my guy “Can’t wait to steal all your warmth tonight” and he showed up with extra blankets and that goofy grin I love. Total win. Sweet texts before a cozy night in are like the appetizer to your main event. They build anticipation, make him feel wanted, and honestly? They’re just fun to send. Whether you’re planning a Netflix marathon or a quiet dinner at…

Last month, I tried to write my boyfriend a heartfelt letter. I sat down with fancy stationery, poured wine, and ended up staring at a blank page for an hour. Why is pouring your heart out so hard? Then I remembered: the best letters aren’t Shakespearean sonnets. They’re real, messy, and totally you. So I wrote something raw and honest, slipped it under his pillow, and watched him tear up reading it the next morning. That moment? Pure magic. Here’s the thing. A handwritten letter in our texting world hits different. It shows effort, vulnerability, and intentionality. Your boyfriend will…

So there I was, sitting on my couch with my boyfriend, mid-Netflix binge, when he looked at me all soft and said, “You never tell me how you feel.” Ouch. I thought my snack-sharing spoke volumes! But turns out, guys need words too. Who knew? That’s when I started writing him little paragraphs, nothing fancy, just real stuff from my heart. And wow, the way his face lit up? Game changer. Here’s the thing. We’re so used to quick texts and emojis that actual paragraphs feel like love letters now. And honestly? They are. These aren’t your grandma’s romantic proclamations.…

So there I was, texting my boyfriend a heartfelt paragraph about how much I adored him. Sweet, right? Except autocorrect changed “adore” to “a door.” He replied with a crying-laughing emoji and asked if I was comparing him to home decor. I died. But you know what? He loved it. Sometimes the best way to his heart isn’t through perfection but through playful, unexpected moments that make him genuinely laugh. Here’s the thing. Your boyfriend doesn’t need another “I miss you” text. He needs something that catches him off guard in the best way. Something that makes him snort-laugh at…

Last week, I sent my boyfriend a random sweet text during his lunch break. Nothing fancy, just something heartfelt. He called me twenty minutes later just to say he smiled like an idiot in front of his coworkers. Mission accomplished. Here’s the thing. We get so caught up in daily life that sometimes we forget to remind our guys how much they mean to us. A sweet message can flip his entire day around. It’s not about being sappy or dramatic. It’s about showing up in small, meaningful ways that make him feel seen. I’ve rounded up messages that hit…

Picture this: You’re lying in bed, scrolling through your phone, and you realize you want to tell your boyfriend something real. Not just “miss you” or a heart emoji. Something that makes him stop and feel the depth of what you share. I’ve been there, typing and deleting paragraphs at 2 AM because I wanted to get it just right. Here’s the truth: Deep paragraphs aren’t just romantic fluff. They’re how you create intimacy when you’re apart, remind him why you’re his person, and build a bond that goes beyond surface level. Think of them as love letters for the…

You know that moment when you’re unloading groceries and you think, “God, I should text him something cute”? But then your brain goes blank and you send “hey” like a robot? Yeah, I’ve been there too. Last Tuesday, I spent ten minutes staring at my phone trying to tell my boyfriend I missed him without sounding clingy. Spoiler: I ended up sending a gif of a sad puppy. Not my finest moment. Here’s the thing about cute couple texts. They don’t need to be Shakespeare. They just need to feel like you. The everyday stuff is where relationships actually live.…

So there I was, lying in bed at 2 AM, scrolling through old photos of my boyfriend and me. My heart felt so full I thought it might burst. I wanted to tell him everything I was feeling, but “I love you” felt too small. You know that moment when words just don’t cut it? That’s when I started typing. And typing. And typing some more. What started as a quick text turned into this beautiful paragraph that made him call me the next morning with the sweetest voice. He said no one had ever made him feel that seen.…