Yes, but I'm happily married.

On a more serious note, as soon as I'm done with this post, I've got to get back to training a two year old filly I'm working with at the moment. That is significant because before I met my wife, horses were not my path. That day, thirty years ago, that I saw her and the coffee slipped out of my hands - she became my path.

Nothing is more important to me than her happiness. Nothing makes me happier than seeing her smile. That means that my plans changed. Till the day I met her, the idea of staying in one place and starting work at dawn ever day, seven days a week - was not appealing. Suddenly, it was the most appealing thing in the world because it was the lifestyle that would bring joy to the woman I love.

Seems to me that you're wondering if he loves you enough when the question I'd be asking is if I love him enough. If you don't know the answer to that question, then the answer is 'no'.