1. Knows what to do to make his wife feel better
Women are inherently sensitive, even small things can affect their emotions and when they feel vulnerable, they may resort to tears to release their feelings. At this moment, a loving husband will identify the cause of his wife's sadness and find ways to resolve it to help her. If he cannot solve it, he will comfort and encourage his wife to overcome all difficulties and will never leave her alone. Therefore, through the husband's actions when his wife is sad and in tears, we can see whether that husband truly loves his wife or not.
A man who loves his wife will know what will comfort her when she is crying. He will understand his wife's personality, he will be the one to listen to her feelings, take her for a walk, go out for ice cream, or prepare a bath for her... All these actions of the husband will help alleviate his wife's feelings of despair and stop her from crying. A man who loves his wife will, after sitting down and talking with her, take action to prepare those things to uplift her mood.


2. Allow his wife to cry freely


3. Agree with wife and build trust for wife
A good husband is someone who always understands that what needs to be done when his wife cries is not to argue with her but to always respect and agree with what his wife says. Some may see it as weakness, but it's actually a compromise to avoid causing more harm to his wife during unstable emotional times. A good husband will not immediately point out his wife's mistakes, not try to fix every problem according to his own thoughts, but he will remain silent, nod in agreement with what his wife says.
He understands that trying to speak against his wife's thoughts during turmoil only creates more conflict. Sometimes women cry just because they feel unstable, and at that time, a good husband will use his strong shoulder for his wife to lean on, use his love to make his wife feel constantly supported and protected. That makes her feel reassured, knowing that no matter what problems she faces, her husband will always be by her side to overcome all difficulties in life.


4. Hold and embrace wife in arms
A man who loves his wife, when his wife cries the first thing they do is make her feel the physical connection between them. He will not let his wife cry alone but will hold her and embrace her in his arms, allowing her to lean on his shoulder.
Indeed, many husbands feel awkward not knowing what to do at this moment, then embracing their wife is a very effective way of communicating without words. When the wife leans on the husband's shoulder, she will feel more at ease, she will feel that she always has her husband by her side, supporting and sharing even though the emotions at that time are too overwhelming for both husband and wife to put into words.


5. Comfort wife
Women cry for many reasons, however, if before that the couple had an argument causing the wife to cry, then a loving husband will be ready to admit fault and apologize to his wife even if he himself did nothing wrong. Men are often afraid to see women cry so this is also an act of showing the husband's sacrifice for his beloved wife. If the wife cries due to pressure, the husband should comfort and reassure his wife.
A loving husband when his wife cries will say to his wife: 'Don't worry, everything will be fine' (even though he is also very worried and knows that reality is not entirely like that). However, even if the wife has to face a bad day, or encounter something bad or just feel sad because of a day with too much pressure, with the encouragement and comfort from her husband, she will look at the problem in a more positive way. He will not point out his wife's mistakes, or others' flaws, but only talk about positive things. Then, when his wife calms down, the husband will reanalyze the situation and find a reasonable solution.


6. Admitting fault when wife cries because of him
For a man who loves his wife, he will feel troubled when his wife cries because of some mistake or action from him. At that moment, the husband sees himself as the reason for his wife's sadness, and he never wants that to happen. What a man who loves his wife always desires is to see his wife smile, happy, rather than tears.
So, if the wife cries because of him, he will definitely admit fault even if sometimes he is not wrong. Simply admitting fault to make his wife feel better, to make her stop crying as soon as possible. They truly just want to see their wife smile because of them, rather than shed tears.


7. Quietly taking tissue, wiping away wife's tears
Men are often most afraid when they see their woman cry. No matter the reason, they all feel sorry. At this time, they will take tissues to wipe away their wife's tears. They won't immediately ask why she's crying to avoid making her sadder, but wait until she calms down to sit down and listen sincerely.
This action shows empathy, love, and accompanying their wife through all emotions. Because for this man, his wife's smile or tears are precious, he wants to hold them back, to cherish them.


8. Quietly standing by her side
When she cries and you can't figure out or ask the reason, don't worry too much to the point of rushing back and asking incessantly about the cause of her tears. In this case, gently come to her, sit down next to her. That's it. Let her know that you are by her side, ready to listen when she calms down.
Sometimes, silence is the most delicate way to express emotions that not everyone can do! Don't forget to take tissue to wipe away tears. At this time, don't talk too much, just nod, hmm, or say yes briefly. Talking too much can easily annoy her. Always remember, what girls need when they're sad is a shoulder to lean on, someone to listen to their thoughts and feelings, not someone to tell them what to do.


Many husbands fear their daughters' tears. When they see her crying, they feel confused, helpless, and a little scared. They don't know what to do, they're afraid she'll cry louder, afraid she'll be fragile and breakable, and afraid that clumsy behavior will make her sadder. Boys are also reserved, unsure how to comfort her. But the more they say 'stop crying,' the louder she cries...
The advice here is to observe and find the appropriate response. Go along with her emotions. Don't do things you think she needs. Comforting, sheltering, or showing affection at the wrong time can make her cry even more, like fueling the emotional fire within her.

