Really, like?
Having a husband must be nice.
You’ve got someone to come home to at night, someone to deal with your questionable cooking, someone to cook you non-questionable things.
Yeah, seems pretty ideal.
When it comes to husband acquiring though, there’s one thing that you generally don’t expect to have to deal with during your time in your relationship – people asking how you ever managed to land someone “as good looking” as him.
Yeah, bit rude really, isn’t it?
One woman who found herself being asked that question was blogger and wedding photographer, Jenna Kutcher.
Jenna has been married to her husband, Drew, for a while now.
Drew is really into sports, dogs, and obviously, his wife – you can tell that from the abundance of Instagram posts she shares of her.
However, despite the fact that the couple are clearly very much in love with each other, one person couldn’t help but ask Jenna how she managed to “land a guy as good looking” as her husband.
Jenna, a self-proclaimed “curvy” woman, said she was a bit taken aback.
On her Instagram, she wrote:
“Part of my insecurity with my body has stemmed around being married to Mr. 6-Pack himself.
“Why should I, a curvy girl get him? I feel unworthy and when I write narratives in my head that because I am not thin, I don’t deserve him.”
Jenna went on to say just how she had managed to “land” her husband and, surprisingly, it wasn’t through witchcraft or hypnosis or any kind of trickery.
Nah, instead he just loved her and that was it really.
Shocking.
“This man has embraced every curve, every dimple, pound and pimple for the last ten years and has always me reminded me that I’m beautiful even when my inner dialogue doesn’t match.
“So yes, my thighs kiss, my arms are big, and my bum is bumpy but there is just more of me for him to love and I chose the man that could handle alllll that (and so much more!)”
Get it, girl.
Jenna’s post has since received over 69,000 likes with people saying that she and Drew make a beautiful couple and that size literally doesn’t matter when you’re into someone.
And she’s not wrong, like.
