Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our counselor said I should meet him at the door wearing nothing but saran wrap, it's made a world of difference!

The 1970s discovered this thread!

Maybe the 1970s got something right.

No, but my husband greets me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Never, and I can't tell if the women who claim to give their husbands a hug and kiss are newlyweds or trolls

I think OP is ridiculous but whenever DH gets home we somehow find each other to say hello and kiss and hug. Not greeting each other at the door necessarily and not the weird housewife thing that I think OP is rooting for but just a greeting. We're both pretty tactile people and touching keeps us connected.

+1 We don't sprint toward each other through a meadow of wildflowers or anything, but the first time we're in arms reach after being apart we give a hug and a kiss. I hang up my own purse and he puts down his own bag, though, so we're probably actually miserable.

Dh comes into the kitchen. We say hi and kiss. Then the dog gets a pet.

But I don't go to the door and he can put his own stuff away.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I greet everyone who enters my house.

+1

+100

Anonymous wrote:Our counselor said I should meet him at the door wearing nothing but saran wrap, it's made a world of difference!

The 1970s discovered this thread!

Anonymous wrote:After work, my wife always greets me at the door with a hug & kiss, then she loosens my laces to slip out of my shoes. Always.

If she goes shopping while I’m at home, I meet her at the car in the garage after her return to greet her and help carry items into the house.

Mid forties, second marriage for us both, eleven years together. Very different from our first marriages, very loving and much respect.

Unless you have severe back pain or a physical disability, this doesn’t seem very respectful toward your wife. It is a very servile gesture.

My husband greets me at the door when I get home from work.

Our counselor said I should meet him at the door wearing nothing but saran wrap, it's made a world of difference!

After work, my wife always greets me at the door with a hug & kiss, then she loosens my laces to slip out of my shoes. Always.

If she goes shopping while I’m at home, I meet her at the car in the garage after her return to greet her and help carry items into the house.

Mid forties, second marriage for us both, eleven years together. Very different from our first marriages, very loving and much respect.

Anonymous wrote:Most of the time, yes, and I hug him as well

+1 his days at work are usually tough. It’s nice to see a happy face and receive a kiss

No but I scream “Baby!!!” in a high pitched squeal when I hear him come in.

When I come home, I like to yell "I'M HOME!" Whoever is in the house gives me a nice cheer.

Anonymous wrote:I get home from work after him. The only one who greets me at the door is the dog.

Same but cats. The kids sometimes.

Anonymous wrote:Never, and I can't tell if the women who claim to give their husbands a hug and kiss are newlyweds or trolls

Neither. My husband is more affectionate than me with hugs but it's normal in our house. Married 16 years.

We both work so it's on and off who is home first.

I always attempt to give an enthusiastic "Hi honey" and I look over and smile. I acknowledge he has walked in the house. Usually I am cooking if I am home first, so no I don't stop that to go over and greet him.

I think what is 1950s about this post is the assumption that the wife is the one home first or always to greet the husband. Why wouldn't you ask it in a gender neutral way? "Do you greet your spouse at the door if you are home first?" is a reasonable question.