[the wench]

question is in the title basically!

[mye_mye]

wahahaha...its depends on every individuals.

[Little]

Why do you feel you have to prove it? Who is putting you in such a situation?
Love is love. Somebody who asks you to prove it is probably just denying it, for whatever reason.
The only thing that can prove love is steadiness over time. Spend 50 years putting the relationship first, encouraging him to be a healthy person mind and body, being faithful, etc ... but be warned, some people don't want to be loved or don't love back. That's the trouble with "proving" it.

[the wench]

just trying 2 get pointers 2 show my other half what he means 2 me...he isnt asking me 2 prove anything lol. just looking 4 something special...a nice grand gesture a suppose lol

[Futureboy]

Be careful this could freek him out

Any you want a baby with him so IMHO this is a pretty good gesture

You don't have to prove you love someone

You could start with
What are the ten reasons you love him and tell him?

[the wench]

its not really 2 prove its more looking 4 a different way 2 show him...something out of the ordinary and really special.

[Texinator]

Is there anything special he'd really like to do or any place special he'd like to visit?

[the wench]

the "to do" would probably be rude if i asked him lol...as for a place that would be Las Vegas...way out of my budget

[caterpillar79]

I don't really know what to tell you right on the bat.

I just do whatever feels good at the spur of the moment - in that way, it is spontaneous and more heartfelt. But I still "plan" ahead - just having a rough draft of everything.

Personally, him knowing my nature of not saying anything I don't mean makes a great impact. so when I say something from my heart, he knows it is true, besides, my eyes show it.

[the wench]

he says my smile says it all